Look for the paw print on the back of our plant labels!
All of the plants in this collection are pet-friendly and rated as non-toxic to animals by the SPCA and the American Kennel Club.
Even though the plants are considered non-toxic, depending on the size of your pet, they may show mild signs of indigestion and other GI symptoms. Yes, the plants in this collection are considered non-toxic to animals, but if your pet consumes more than a leaf or two, they may start to show more intense symptoms and signs of discomfort, quickly becoming more ill.
PLANTS TO AVOID
TIPS:
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Do not induce vomiting unless instructed by your vet. Different plants require different treatments; vomiting can make some cases even worse.
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Pets do not instinctively avoid dangerous plants. Domestic animals, like pets, have no ability to distinguish between safe and unsafe plant.
My Pet Ate A Toxic Plant - What Should I Do?
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Contact your vet or local animal hospital.
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Collect information to help identify what plant your pet ate (i.e. take a picture or a physical sample).
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Provide your vet with as much information as possible, including:
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suspected plant​
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time of ingestion
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amount consumed
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your pet's weight
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any symptoms your pet is showing
