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Thorns. Though the berries are the most toxic portion of the foxtail fern, the plant itself is dangerous for animals to eat because of its spiky, thorny structure. Its thorns and spiky leaves can scape the inside of an animals mouth and throat.ymptoms if Ingested. Though the berries are more poisonous than the plant itself, neither should be ingested by an animal. Common symptoms after ingesting foxtail fern include diarrhea, vomiting, and abdominal pain.
The Foxtail fern resembles a foxtail and a fern but in fact is neither. The Foxtail fern is a member of the asparagus genus, and one of the so-called asparagus ferns. The fern, like the asparagus plant, is actually a member of the liliaceae, or lily family, and spreads by seeds and tubers rather than by spores. The Foxtail cultivar is called meyersii, and the fern sometimes goes by the names Meyers fern, or Asparagus Myersil fern. Most often however it is sod as a Foxtail fern. Product information