For starters, keep those lilies far, far away from your kitty.
From floating flowers to plants at your pond’s edge.
From basil, mint and beyond, find out what plants are safe for your bird’s cage—and which are poisonous for your pet.
For those of us who love houseplants but want to keep our pets safe.
Some of the most popular holiday plants can be hazardous to our pets. Here are five pet-safe holiday plants for decorating and gifting this season.
Our favorite? Parlor palm.
Growing your own pet-safe varieties of fresh vegetables is a fun and easy way to deliver a healthy homegrown treat to your dog.
Most brackish aquariums showcase those few, rare, odd species that have specially adapted to a freshwater and saltwater habitat. Learn about four brackish water plants that thrive in this combination environment.
Some plants can give your pup diarrhea, while others are extremely poisonous and can cause serious problems.
Want your bird’s culinary experience to blossom? Try adding a few safe, edible flowers to their diet. A bird’s diet is generally made up of pelleted foods, fruit, vegetables and treats, says Byron J.S. de la Navarre, DVM at the Animal House of Chicago. Edible flowers aren’t typically something birds eat and their unique textures can provide an enriching, foraging-type of activity for them.
Are you looking to create the ultimate dog garden? Check out this guide for dog-friendly plants that are sure to impress without posing threats to your furry friend.
CatChannel expert Jeanne Adlon, professional cat sitter, offers techniques to curb your cat's houseplant-digging behavior.
BeChewy looks at aquarium plants that fish can eat.
