Live & Grow Magazine 46
Our latest autumn magazine is full of ideas to keep your home and garden looking bright over the winter months.
Our latest autumn magazine is full of ideas to keep your home and garden looking bright over the winter months.
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Pet-Safe<br />
Houseplants<br />
The houseplant trend is not stopping any time<br />
soon, but some houseplant enthusiasts cannot<br />
create the full indoor jungle experience because<br />
their furry friends come first. Our pets are curious<br />
creatures; they love to chew and play with<br />
anything dangling in front of them, so we thought<br />
we would help by providing a list of pet-safe<br />
houseplants. Read on to find the plants that will<br />
best suit your home and your furry friends.<br />
Excessive consumption of any plant material may cause<br />
vomiting and gastrointestinal upset in dogs and cats, so<br />
even with the non-toxic houseplant species, be careful to<br />
put plants at heights that your animals cannot easily reach.<br />
If you believe that your pet is ill or may have ingested<br />
a poisonous substance, or if you have any further questions<br />
regarding the information contained in this article, please<br />
contact your veterinarian.<br />
*Information resource www.aspca.org<br />
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