February 17, 2025 - Want greenery that offers non-toxic plants for dogs and cats and produces gorgeous blooms? Look for African violets. They come in a range of purple and pink hues, are low-maintenance, and thrive without bright light.

April 26, 2015 - For both lists, the first half of the list is for the toxic plants and the last half is for the non-toxic plants. Of course, not every plant can be accounted for in these lists, but these are the more common plants that the dog or cat might come in contact with. THE FOLLOWING ARE RECOMMENDED NATIVE VINES FOR THE AUSTIN AREA:

December 12, 2023 - Are you wondering what house plants are safe to have around your cats? Here are 16 non-toxic plants for cats, as well as links to detailed care guides and more!

Easter Orchid (Easter Cattleya) | Scientific Names: Cattleya mossiae | Family: Orchidaceae · Edible Banana () | Scientific Names: Musa acuminata | Family: Musaceae · Emerald Ripple Peperomia (Green ripple peperomia, Little fantasy peperpmia) | Scientific Names: Peperomia caperata | Family: ...

April 18, 2025 - “Some common ones include Monstera, Pothos, Philodendron, Dracaena, ZZ plants, and Aglaonema,” she says. “And lilies are fatal to cats.” As we mentioned above, the ASPCA website is a reputable source for pet owners to see which plants ...

March 25, 2022 - When selecting nontoxic vines, be sure to provide a structure strong enough to hold the weight of the vine. Honeysuckle (Lonicera spp.) grows vigorously and blooms best in full sun, although it tolerates some shade. Hardy in U.S. Department of Agriculture plant hardiness zones 4 through 9, it produces large, sweet-smelling blooms from early summer through early winter. Some types are invasive, so check before planting. Annual hyacinth bean (Lablab purpurea) makes a fine nontoxic choice for a trellis in a sunny spot.

July 9, 2021 - Cat Topia Tip: Swedish Ivy is a lush, green ivy that looks best in hanging baskets. Other species of ivy can cause vomiting for cats, but Swedish Ivy is a non-toxic option if you love ivies like we do!

March 27, 2025 - The purple waffle plant is just stunning, And if you have a cat or dog, you're in luck, because these are non-toxic to pets. Place somewhere with bright, indirect sunlight and water once to twice a week.

March 27, 2025 - Is there anything non toxic to cats apart from roses please? ... Hi Travena, not really, roses (luckily there are so many!) are probably your best bet – most all other outdoor climbers are toxic. Depending on where you live, a Hoya may be a great option, too since they produce very fragrant flowers and like bright areas. ... Hi Linda, I can’t find anything on Russian vine, so I would err on the side of caution and not have it readily available to your dog.

December 22, 2023 - If you have pets, then don’t worry; it is a non-toxic plant. Fittonia is a low-growing creeper with red veins on its leaves. It has bright green leaves with silver linings all across its foliage. It grows up to 10-12 inches tall and is a pet-friendly houseplant. ... Downward arching, green fronds of parlor palm makes it perfect for offices and homes. This tall houseplant has excellent air-purifying capabilities, too, and is safe for cats and dogs!

August 24, 2018 - Toxic? No. Gorgeous? Yes. ... It's natural to worry that having plants might harm your pets since there are so many poisonous ones out there, but fear not! There are lots of non-toxic ones that won't harm your curious critters if they take a little nibble.

To put your mind at ease, we’ve put together a list of safe, pet friendly plants which will make an absolutely beautiful addition to your indoor space or garden.

November 19, 2022 - ‘Perhaps the most varied pet-friendly plant species is the calathea,’ says Ben Norman, of Baby Bio®. ‘There are many beautiful varieties, such as “Whitestars,” “Sanderianas,” “Rattlesnakes,” and “Freddies,” to name a few, ...

If you're looking for a beautiful flowering plant, check out the Christmas cactus (or Easter cactus — or holiday cactus — depending on who you ask). The Christmas cactus is a succulent that produces bright pink flowers that prefers indirect ...

April 24, 2023 - Gorgeous non-toxic, low-light and hanging houseplants we deem cat-friendly and suitable for pets.

Answer (1 of 6): Just fyi, it’s Cissus discolor, not dicolor and it’s not toxic to cats. Another true climbing vine is Sugar vine, a smaller leaved Grape Ivy, which has too many species names that it may be sold under, such as Cissus striata, ...

June 29, 2024 - But be careful when looking at jasmines - night/day blooming, cape, and carolina jasmines are all toxic to animals. You want to be sure that the plant is in the jasminum family. And last, even though not toxic, any plant can be dangerous for cats to chew on a lot.

October 28, 2025 - Pet-safe Chain of Hearts also make an awesome hanging cat toy (as my two four-legged furballs can attest to). I love their long vines of sweet little heart-shaped leaves, especially the variegated Chain of Hearts which turn pink in the sun (above).

March 23, 2025 - Why It’s Safe for Cats: Heartleaf Philodendrons are non-toxic to cats, making them a safe and stylish addition to any pet-friendly home. While your cat might be intrigued by the trailing vines, there’s no need to worry about any toxic effects ...