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Keep your dog safe: Don’t overlook these 4 household hazards

Posted November 4, 2023

German Shepherd sticks its head in blinds, a common household hazard.

Protect your dog from household hazards including toxic plants, property damage, outbuildings, and window blinds.

Filed Under: Dog Health Tagged With: Dog safety, Dog-safe plants

Avoid 6 toxic indoor plants to create a healthy home for dogs

Posted November 2, 2023

Corgi poses with a parlor palm of Chamaedorea elegans, a non-toxic indoor plant for dogs.

Keep toxic indoor plants like Angel Plant, Sago Palm, Oleander, Dieffenbachia, Philodendron, and English Ivy away from your dog.

Filed Under: Dog Health Tagged With: Dog-safe plants

Turn your yard into a puppy paradise

Posted March 22, 2021

Happy golden retriever plays in back yard. Get creative with these tips to turn your yard into a puppy paradise that you and your canine pal will never want to leave.

Get creative with these tips to turn your yard into a puppy paradise that you and your canine pal will never want to leave.

Filed Under: Dog Fun, Dog Health, Home Page Tagged With: Dog safety, Dog-safe plants

10 dog-safe plants you can add to any yard

Posted March 8, 2021

Happy corgi poses next to sunflower. Sunflowers are dog-safe plants that add vibrant color to any yard.

Fill your yard with dog-safe plants, including roses, sunflowers, and thyme. Avoid planting daisies, hydrangea, geraniums, and Lily of the Valley.

Filed Under: Dog Health, Home Page Tagged With: Dog safety, Dog-safe plants

Create a dog-friendly yard

Posted April 3, 2020

Jack Russell terrier plays fetch in a dog-friendly yard.

Create a dog-friendly yard that becomes a fun, safe space for your pet. Consider plants, lighting and a cozy spot for a nap.

Filed Under: Dog Health, Home Page Tagged With: Dog safety, Dog-safe plants

Decorate for the holidays with dog-friendly plants

Posted November 29, 2017

Keep dangerous decor out of reach for dogs, cats and little ones. If possible, avoid using any harmful plants and instead decorate with dog-friendly plants. 

Filed Under: Dog Health, Holidays, Home Page, Puppies Tagged With: Christmas, Dog safety, Dog-safe plants

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