Gardeners and pet owners are being advised to remain vigilant when choosing plants for their gardens, as popular varieties may be unexpectedly harmful to dogs. Even the innocuous-sounding plant names ...

These common seasonal flowers could cause serious harm to pets ...

For pet owners, however, spring planting comes with an important reminder: not all plants and flowers are safe for furry ...

Many common houseplants and landscape plants are toxic to pets. Pet owners should familiarize themselves with toxic plants and take precautions to keep pets away from them. If a pet ingests a toxic ...

The summer offers the perfect chance to enjoy afternoons and evenings outdoors in your garden, and you may not be the only one eager to take advantage of these warm conditions. Dogs love being outside ...

As a proud pet owner and gardening enthusiast, the last thing you want is for your furry friend to get into something harmful while exploring your beautiful garden. While many plants bring joy and ...

Petscaping is a new term for designing outdoor landscapes with pet safety in mind. Many common plants, such as Sago palms and Coonties, are toxic to pets. Pet owners should research plants and create ...

After the harsh winter, I’m sure many folks have gardens just like mine that are in desperate need of some TLC. With the official start of spring upon us, it’s time to get to work on those yards. For ...

Many common garden plants can be toxic to pets, including aloe vera, azaleas, and tulips. Safe plants for both cats and dogs include asters, celosia, orchids, roses, sunflowers, and zinnias. The ASPCA ...

Poinsettias are mildly toxic to cats and dogs, causing skin irritation from the plant's sap or stomach upset if ingested. Claims that poinsettias can cause serious health problems or death greatly ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Toxic plants in your yard can sicken or even kill pets. Here are some to watch out for. We use terms such as landscaping for the ...