A Guide to Indoor Plants and Pets
Not All Plants and Flowers are Safe for Our Four-Legged Friends It's almost springtime: plants, flowers, and foliage will begin to bloom. Hoping to decorate and/ or purchase seasonal flowers and plants for the home this season? While flowers can make a great decoration or centerpiece, pet owners should always remain vigilant before bringing foliage into the home. Not all plants and flowers are safe for pets. In fact, dogs and cats can become sick if they accidentally ingest or are even exposed to some foliage. Below are just three of several plant and flower types pet owners should avoid. 1. Azaleas : Azaleas are pink flowers that bloom in the springtime. These flowers are toxic for both dogs and cats and cause symptoms such as vomiting and diarrhea. Learn more here . 2. Tulips : Tulips are brightly colored flowers that bloom in the springtime. They are often yellow, red, and white. Tulips are toxic to both dogs and cats. The majorit...