It’s a sad but inevitable discovery in the journey of plant parenthood: some of your indoor plants just aren’t safe if you have pets or small children. While beautiful to behold, many popular genera of houseplants are toxic, whether mildly or severely. Worse, still others can cause skin irritation with too much handlin

It’s a sad but inevitable discovery in the journey of plant parenthood: some of your indoor plants just aren’t safe if you have pets or small children. While beautiful to behold, many popular genera of houseplants are toxic, whether mildly or severely. Worse, still others can cause skin irritation with too much handlin

Many favorite houseplants are toxic if ingested, so be extra careful with them, especially around small children and pets.

40 toxic houseplants for cats and dogs (with photos!) There are quite a few toxic houseplants. This post lists some of the most commonly grown plants.

Searching for pet friendly houseplants safe for cats and dogs? Here are 25 beautiful, ASPCA approved pet safe houseplants.

Yes, pothos plants are considered toxic, and you should keep your pets and children away from this houseplant. Photos are one of the most popular, resilient and easy to grow ...

These non-toxic houseplants that are safe for kids, cats and dogs, are extremely easy to grow and very hard to kill. Explore the benefits of these plants!

Plants and pets are two such things that we care for the most. We neither want our pets to get hurt, nor we want to abandon our plants. So, what can we do?

It’s a sad but inevitable discovery in the journey of plant parenthood: some of your indoor plants just aren’t safe if you have pets or small children. While beautiful to behold, many popular genera of houseplants are toxic, whether mildly or severely. Worse, still others can cause skin irritation with too much handlin

While plants can make great decorations for your home, there are many that are poisonous to cats - they can either cause a lot of discomfort or sometimes even death. Here's a list of the most common plants that you want to avoid and the full list of plants.

Our list of the 30 best non toxic houseplants, for worry-free beauty! Includes spider plants, Boston fern, and more!

Poisonous plants are something cat and dog owners want to avoid. But how do you know which plants are toxic to pets? We've got you covered!

Pets and plants can both be a part of your home. These pet-friendly plants will ensure the plants you keep will be safe for your furry friends.

Although frequently accused of being poisonous, poinsettias are only mildly irritating to the oral cavity and gastrointestinal tract of cats and dogs. If your cat eats poinsettia leaves, you may notice that she starts drooling or even vomiting. Fortunately, the symptoms of poinsettia toxicity are mild and self-limiting. You may want to rinse out your...

Our list of the 30 best non toxic houseplants, for worry-free beauty! Includes spider plants, Boston fern, and more!

Some indoor plants are downright dangerous for your pets, especially cats and dogs. Avoid the risk by growing these pet friendly houseplants.

Discover the top pet-friendly houseplants that are safe for your cat and dog and will naturally clean and purify the air in your home.

Is my plant poisonous to my cat or dog? It's a question we often hear from many concerned plant owners. And for good reason! Unfortunately, some plants are not safe for pets and will make any cat or dog sick if eaten. To save our beloved four-legged friends from a sick stomach, we have prepared a list of five plants that are safe for pets. Note: while these are some of the best plants for pets, there are many others on our website that are also great for cats and dogs. Check out our entire selection of pet-friendly plants on our website! 1. Palms Palms are a very common houseplant and luckily, almost all palms are non-toxic. The Cycas Palm is the only exception, as its leaves can be very poisonous for pets. But besides the Cyca, almost all types of palms are safe. So green amigos like Beau and Vicky are perfect for your furry friends! >View our selection of palms 2. Calathea The Calathea is known for its beautiful large leaves that close at night. Animals also find this a nice plant, as all Calathea are safe for pets. Cats especially like the Calathea during the warm summer months because they can relax in the shade under their leaves. Talk about a purrrrrrfect spot! >View our selection of Calatheas 3. Ferns Most people know ferns from taking a walk in the forest, but they are also great houseplants! Ferns are very good at purifying air and also help provide more humidity, both great things for your health. But ferns aren’t only great for humans, they are also completely safe for your pet's health. >View our selection of Ferns 4. Peperomia It would be very annoying if a plant that grows food is poisonous. And the friendly Peperomia plants agree! Peperomia come in a variety of shapes and, for the most part, are quite easy to care for as well. What we love most about our Peperomia plants (like Zoe or Pablo) is that they're also non-toxic and safe to keep around your furry bundles of joy! >Views our selection of Peperomia

Want to know which indoor plants are poisonous to dogs? There are many popular indoor plants that are poisonous to dogs. As a dog owner, you need to be aware of which houseplants are toxic

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House plants improve your home environment greatly. Certain ones can be harmful to animals, though. Here are 15 pet-friendly house plants you can safely grow!

This blog post is about cat and dog friendly indoor plants. Cats and Dogs are constantly getting up to no good with indoor plants and plants in general, whether that be digging in the dirt, knocking them over, or biting the leaves. Pets can be a nuisance to our beloved plants but that doesn't mean

Searching for pet friendly houseplants safe for cats and dogs? Here are 25 beautiful, ASPCA approved pet safe houseplants.