Indoor plants not only beautify a home but also contribute to improved air quality and a calming atmosphere. However, for pet owners, plant selection needs to account for the safety of their furry ...

Spider plants, which send out little shoots of new plants that hang down like a mobile, are nontoxic to cats and dogs. Public Domain By Melinda Myers | PUBLISHED: February 18, 2019 at 12:24 p.m ...

The plant retailer's site has a pet-friendly section, which is helpful to someone like me who knows nothing about plants. I selected a cute fern in a black pot that matches the decor in my home.

Even if a plant is pet-friendly, insecticides used to keep it pest-free may still be toxic. Popular indoor plants that are toxic for pets include devil's ivy, snake plants, and fiddle-leaf figs.

Best indoor plants: Including pet-safe plants in your garden ensures a lush, worry-free outdoor space for both you and your furry companions. With careful selection, you can cultivate a garden ...

Consult with your pediatrician, local botanical garden, and children’s hospital for a list of kid-friendly indoor plants. Keep an ongoing list of all the plants you are growing.

Just like the best pet-safe indoor plants, dog-friendly plants for the yard will allow you to create an outdoor space you and your dog can enjoy together without the worry of them becoming harmed.

1 DO choose pet-friendly species..and DON’T grow toxic plants There are hundreds of pet-safe plants in the world, and a few that can pose serious health problems.

Houseplants can improve your indoor air quality, not to mention enliven your space. But before you head out to your local nursery, know that some common plants can be toxic to animals.

Plants make your home feel nice, make you happier, and (kind of) clean the air. However, if you have pets, there are a few types of plants to avoid in your indoor garden. Shutterstock In nature ...