When selecting a houseplant, many that have bright colors can be identified as more likely to contain toxins that are harmful to pets, although this is not exclusive. While you want to minimize any dangerous exposure from these plants to your pet, the symptoms are generally recognized as more mild when ingested in smaller quantities. This can range from light stomach upset, stinging or burning of the mouth and throat, vomiting, drooling or diarrhea. While these 12 houseplants are generally recognized as safe for cats or dogs to eat, many indoor houseplants, such as pothos or snake plants, have a varying level of toxicity. While the list of houseplants can be endless, we’re identifying our favorite indoor plant options that are not only low maintenance, but safe for cats and dogs as well.
The easiest way to prevent this wandering curiosity is to only bring non-toxic plants into your home. Your feline companion is much more likely to be able to jump onto a high shelf or warm itself in your plant’s favorite sunny window.
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