Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. It's a good idea to check your yard for potentially toxic plants, keep an eye on dogs while they're outside and use a leash when ...

A few plants can make a home feel fresher and more inviting, whether they sit in a balcony corner, brighten a windowsill or ...

Spring is a joyful time of year as the days get longer and the first seasonal flowers bring colour to our gardens and green spaces. But while it might be appealing for dogs to bask in the sun and have ...

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 ...

That lush indoor garden brightening your living room could be hiding a serious risk. Many of the most popular houseplants — from trendy peace lilies to hardy snake plants — contain compounds that are ...

You spotted your cat chewing on a leaf or caught your dog digging around the garden, and now you’re wondering if what they got into could make them sick. It’s a worry that sends thousands of pet ...

As a proud pet owner and gardening enthusiast, the last thing you want is for your furry friend to get into something harmful while exploring your beautiful garden. While many plants bring joy and ...

Dogs are scavengers by nature; they will eat just about anything. And they have no instincts that keep them from eating plants that are poisonous. While we all appreciate having a diversity of plants ...

A variety of plants are popular for holiday decorating and gift-giving, but a few of them spell bad news to pets. Surprisingly, the one that generates the most alarm — the poinsettia — is one of the ...

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 ...