When keeping plants in your home or out in your yard, it’s important to know that there is a long list of common plants that are toxic to humans and pets. Here, you can find information on some of these toxic plants so you can watch out for your children and pets.
Boston Ferns (Nephrolepis exaltata) are beautiful houseplants. Due to their long green fronds and mesmerizing foliage, they make one of the best additions to your interior decor. This is, however, not the only reason Boston Ferns are everyone’s favorite. These plants don’t need much sunlight and only need to be planted somewhere humid to thrive….
Succulents are an all-time favorite of many plant enthusiasts. That’s mainly because they’re easy to take care of and come in various shapes. That said, there are a few succulent species that can be poisonous—not only to humans, but also to pets. Some examples of such plants are the Kalanchoe and Euphorbia. In the following…
The combination of hardiness and the unmistakable leaf pattern of Dieffenbachia has made it a popular and attractive houseplant. Although it has many excellent attributes, one aspect of this ornamental plant makes it less appealing for homes with small children and pets. Dieffenbachia is poisonous, and common symptoms of ingestion are numbness of the throat…
Adopting a pet is a huge, long-lasting commitment. Puppies grow from adorable little ones to large pups and all too quickly. Cats are cute as kittens, but they find a way to reach anything that you try to hide from them! Yes, they grow larger too and need lots of attention. If you have the…
Can you imagine feeling responsible for your dog or cat becoming ill? And all because you liked the look of a beautiful plant that’s poisonous to cats and dogs but you never knew it? This probably isn’t something you want to think about. What you should be thinking about though is that cats and dogs…