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Find out which plants and flowers are considered toxic, or even deadly to pets, and which are safe with this list from our experts!

#UsdanPetTips - Since many flowers are poisonous to pets, it’s important to be mindful of what you include in your arrangement. Here are 8 flowers that are non-toxic to dogs and cats. Keep in mind that ingesting any plant material can cause vomiting and gastrointestinal upset, so it’s best to keep your pet from grazing. For a full list of toxic and non-toxic plants, check out the ASPCA’s database: https://www.aspca.org/pet-care/animal-poison-control/toxic-and-non-toxic-plants

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Happy Monday supurr pals Today we're sharing Part Five of our Cat Hazards series, and if mew missed our last post, click here to catch up on a re-run of our Cat Hazards posts sharing the dangers of air fresheners and candles. If mew're new to being cat staff, then maybe there are a few things mew haven't thought about, and we're here to point mew in the right direction and share tips that we've garnered over 25+ years. And for those seasoned and veteran cat staff, do feel free to add more…

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

Cat owners especially are very concerned about the toxicity of houseplants and the health dangers they pose to their felines. But dog owners should also take heed; it's not just houseplants but outdoor flowers, bushes, and other plants as well! Dr. Karen Becker has a brief 5 minute vide

Although many plants are toxic for cats if eaten, these houseplants and popular garden plants and flowers are safe for cats to be around.

Please check out these nine common houseplants that are poisonous and toxic to our beloved cats and kittens to keep your animals safe.

Some of these really do seem innocuous.