Cats and dogs are important members of the family, and these curious animals may be drawn to nibble on your plants. With the right plants, you can keep your pets safe while still having your dream plant collection.
While we don’t want our pets to eat our plants, better to be safe than sorry in the chance your fur baby takes a few bites.
What is plant toxicity?
Toxicity of a plant means they contain a substance that is poisonous or harmful to pets when ingested.If you suspect your pet has eaten a toxic plant, call the Pet Poison Helpline or your veterinarian.
Here are 6 easy care, non-toxic plants that are ASPCA (The American Societyfor the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals) approved:
Spider Plant
Peperomia
Money Tree (Pachira aquatica)
Boston Fern (Sword fern)
Burrito/Donkey’s Tail (Sedum morganianum)
Echeveria
View our Echeveria Care Guide here
There are many plants that are approved as non-toxic for pets to ingest. The ASPCA has an updated and current list for you to reference when shopping for your plants. View the list here.