Some common plants are toxic for pets and a few can be fatal. Here’s a guide about which ones are safe and which are not.

Sago palm is a popular plant found in many gardens, but the whole plant, and especially the nuts, can be toxic to animals.

Although festive plants are fun to decorate with, they can be toxic to pets. Some of the most common holiday plants can make ...

Per the ASPCA, no, the Christmas Cactus plant is not considered toxic to dogs. Health space design company Ambius concurs ...

Rats burrowing in your garden can be a big worry in winter, but do not fear as there is a simple way to deter rodents ...

These can affect dogs, cats, and horses if ingested in large ... According to the ASPCA’s toxic plant database, symptoms of mistletoe poisoning include vomiting, diarrhea, low blood pressure ...

Here is a list of some examples below: Hollies: Berries can cause digestive issues, loss of appetite, and oral bleeding in pets and are also toxic to humans. Mistletoe: All parts of this plant are ...

they can be toxic to pets. Some of the most common holiday plants can make dogs and cats very sick and ingestion can even lead to death. According to the American Veterinary Medical Association ...

Despite their visual appeal, these festive botanicals carry hidden risks for dogs, cats ... and condition regularly to prevent any plant toxic debris from reaching your pets." ...

Dog owners have once again been warned against the dangers of a highly toxic root plant after it was found near a river in ...

If cats and dogs consume the sap ... “Poinsettias are a mildly toxic plant and should certainly be used with caution, but the dangers are hardly ever serious or fatal,” Jerry Klein, DVM ...