Pansies are a pet-friendly choice for your garden. While not toxic, they can cause mild stomach upset if ingested in large amounts. Monitor your pets to ensure they don’t overindulge…

Discover the best indoor herbs for pets and year-round garden tips. Grow safe herbs like basil, parsley, and catnip, benefiting both cooking and pet health. Learn how to maintain a thriving indoor herb garden with sufficient sunlight and care…

Lavender is widely known for its calming properties, but is it safe for pets? Discover the risks and precautions needed when using lavender-scented Epsom salts, candles, and essential oils around your furry friends to keep them safe and healthy…

Learn how to grow and harvest nutritious, pet-friendly vegetables for your rabbits and birds. Discover safe, healthy options like leafy greens and herbs, and avoid veggies that can cause digestive issues. Ensure your pets get the best diet with homegrown goodness…

Discover the hardiest pet-safe salvias for your garden. Varieties like Salvia ‘May Night’ and ‘Hot Lips’ offer resilience and minimal care, perfect for busy pet owners. Enhance your pets’ environment with these stunning, easy-to-grow plants…

Orchids are a fantastic choice for pet owners looking to beautify their homes without compromising their cats’ safety. These stunning plants not only add a touch of elegance but are also non-toxic to cats, making them a perfect addition to any household…

Rosemary is generally safe for cats and dogs in small amounts. While it offers health benefits like antioxidants and antimicrobial properties, overconsumption can cause digestive issues. Avoid essential oils derived from rosemary. Always consult your veterinarian before introducing new herbs to your pet’s diet…

Bottlebrush trees are generally safe for dogs and cats. While ingestion may cause mild stomach upset, there are no documented poisoning cases. Learn how to protect your pets and what symptoms to watch for in our latest article…

Discover the beauty of Texas Sage, a non-toxic shrub safe for pets and perfect for attracting bees. Learn how this hardy plant enhances biodiversity and adds visual interest to your garden year-round…

Dealing with ants in your yard while ensuring the safety of your pets can be challenging. Discover natural, pet-safe solutions like diatomaceous earth, vinegar, and essential oils that effectively repel ants. Learn how to keep your yard ant-free without risking your furry friends’ health…

Hibiscus moscheutos, known as swamp rose mallow, is generally safe for pets but may cause mild gastrointestinal upset if ingested. Symptoms include vomiting and diarrhea. If your pet eats a flower, remove the remaining plant material and offer water. Seek veterinary care if symptoms persist or worsen…

I came across chicory when I was researching pet safe flowering plants when I started planting a garden for Lovie….