Toxic Plants to Avoid

Golden pothos is toxic to cats and dogs — it contains insoluble calcium oxalates. See the symptoms, what to do, and pet-safe trailing plants to grow instead.

Yes, monstera is toxic to cats and dogs — it contains insoluble calcium oxalates. Learn the symptoms, what to do, and 3 ASPCA-safe look-alike swaps.

Is the ZZ plant toxic to cats and dogs? Yep — it has calcium oxalate crystals. Here are the symptoms, what to do, and a pet-safe plant to grab instead.

Monstera, pothos, ZZ plant, and snake plant are four of the most popular houseplants sold on Amazon — and all four are ASPCA-classified toxic to cats and dogs. Know the risks and the safe alternatives.

The ASPCA-verified list of the most toxic houseplants for cats and dogs — including lilies, pothos, and aloe vera — plus what to do if your pet eats one.

Is the sago palm toxic to pets? Yes — dangerously so. The ASPCA lists the sago palm as toxic to cats and dogs, causing liver failure. Here’s what to know.

Are snake plants toxic to cats and dogs? Yes — the ASPCA lists them as toxic. Here are the symptoms, the real risk level, and safe plants to grow instead.

Pothos vs philodendron — both are toxic to cats and dogs per the ASPCA. Here is how to tell them apart, the symptoms to watch, and safe plants instead.

Is the jade plant toxic to cats? Yes. The ASPCA lists the jade plant as toxic to cats and dogs. Here are the signs, what to do, and safe swaps.

Is aloe vera toxic to cats? Yes. The ASPCA lists aloe vera as toxic to cats and dogs. Here are the signs, what to do, and pet-safe swaps.