Plants for dogs

Sensory gardens provide exciting areas to forage, exercise, explore and aim to enrich the lives of our dogs. They are designed to reduce stress and

Dogs love to explore, sniff and destroy plants. So, when developing an inviting space for any pooch, you'll want to incorporate some dog friendly plants.

You and your dog both love the garden, but it can be dangerous for your pooch. Learn what dangers lurk in your garden from BluePearl specialists.

Houseplants are good for us! They help keep our indoor air clean and bringing nature inside can change the entire dynamic and feel of a home. Many people feel more connected to the Earth when they are able to put their hands in soil and work with living plants, especially those who live in high-rises … Continue reading "Bring on the Green: Houseplants That Are Safe for Pets"

It’s important to know which plants are not only easy to care for (read: plants that are easy to keep alive) but also safe for cats and dogs in your home.

Spring is the season of flowers—but which ones are safe for your pet? Decorate your home with these 5 pet-safe plants this season to keep you and your pet happy.

Searching for pet friendly houseplants safe for cats and dogs? Here are 25 beautiful, ASPCA approved pet safe houseplants.

Do NOT let your dog ingest any one of the 27 poisonous plants in this list, to avoid an illness... or worse.

There’s nothing worse than settling down in your backyard for a nice, relaxing evening only to be interrupted by the constant buzz and annoyance of mosquitoes! Don’t worry anymore about those pesky bugs, try some of these mosquito repelling plants!

Some plants will upset your pet’s stomach if ingested, but others have more serious side effects. Learn which toxic plants to keep away from dogs and cats.