Chocolate poisoning can lead to costly vet bills, while costumes, decorations and open doors pose other risks. Here's how to ...

Many popular indoor plants can cause severe or even fatal poisoning if nibbled by a curious cat. According to the Society for ...

The water in a vase of grocery store lilies can kill a cat in less than three days, according to the U.S. Food and Drug ...

Cats are curious by nature and may often nibble on leaves, flowers and houseplants while exploring their surroundings. While several plants are harmless to pets, some commonly found indoor and outdoor ...

Chrysanthemum is a lovely flower you've probably seen on walks with your dog, or you may even have some in your own garden. However, pet owners should be aware that chrysanthemums, commonly called ...

Both cats and dogs may chew on houseplants, so you want to ensure that plants are nontoxic before bringing them into your home. Houseplants add a pop of color to your home, and choosing the right ...

As people mark the first days of spring by planting flowers and other greenery, veterinarians say it's critical to prevent our furry friends from eating toxic buds and leaves this time of year.

Gardens will soon burst with shades of red, pink, purple and yellow as spring blooms arrive. But while they may beautify our landscapes, some of those eye-catching plants, shrubs and flowers can be ...

Poinsettias are mildly toxic to cats and dogs, causing skin irritation from the plant's sap or stomach upset if ingested. Claims that poinsettias can cause serious health problems or death greatly ...

Giving someone flowers can be a beautiful and stylish way to demonstrate your love. There are hundreds of different varieties to customize a bouquet to a loved one's taste. When curating the ...