Although certain species of plants can be toxic to your pets, the seven below are perfectly safe for both cats and dogs. Corin Cesaric is a Flex Editor at CNET currently covering home tech.

Plants add color, texture and beauty to your home and yard, but some of those plants are toxic for your pets, so beware of these 10 plants. Note: If you suspect your pet may have ingested a ...

Angel Wings 'Senaw' can be a show-stopping plant to grow in a yard, container garden, or even indoors, but this delicate ...

Before we get on with explaining how to grow the stunning bloom, it's important to point out that many bulbs of the amaryllis family are actually poisonous to cats and dogs. So, if you have pets you ...

The seemingly improbable friendship between the cat and the dog has since been viewed more than 2.4 million views since it was shared to TikTok on October 22. Viewers online were able to see the ...

If you’re an owner of both cats and dogs, you may have found yourself wondering at some point, if it was possible for cats and dogs to mate. The simple answer to this question would be no ...

In addition, you can learn how to grow garlic from cloves in your backyard or in pots ... t buy if you have a cat or dog. Similarly, chrysanthemums are another colorful plant that emits a potent ...

But they could be posing serious threats to your dog. The experts at Clear It Waste have revealed the seven popular autumn and winter plants that can be toxic to cats and dogs. And if your beloved ...

To aid concerned pet owners, Clear It Waste has put together a guide detailing common autumnal and wintry plants that could harm cats and dogs. Should you worry your pet has eaten something ...

Common names: Daffodil, Narcissus Botanical name: Narcissus Plant family: Amaryllidaceae Plant Type: Bulb Toxicity: Toxic to ...