Keep your furry friends safe this summer
There has been a surge in pet owners over the last 14months and now that we’re coming back into summer, it’s important to remember that some plants can be harmful to cats and dogs.
We’ve pulled together a list of the more well-known plants that dogs should avoid. It’s not an exhaustive list but it covers many of the popular plants we have in our gardens. Animals will often know to avoid certain plants but it’s important to highlight these just in case.
- Astrantia
- Clematis
- Craspedia
- Delphinium
- Eucalyptus
- Asparagus Fern
- Lavender
- Peonies
- Ranunculus
- Senecio
- Solomio
- Sweet William
- Tulip
Plants safe for cats
Looking for plants that are safe for cats? We’ve created a list of non-toxic flowers and plants that may even encourage your feline friend to stay in the garden!
- Buddleia
- Canterbury Bell
- Coreopsis
- Hibiscus
- Hollyhock
- Gerbera daisy
- Nasturtium
- Pansies
- Petunia
- Roses
- Sunflower
- Valerian
- Zinnia
Rabbits
It may be if you have a cat or a dog, the rabbit has more to worry about than plants! However, here are our rabbit-friendly recommendations;
- Roses
- Daisies
- Sunflowers
- Bell flowers
- Jasmine
- Nasturtium
- Hollyhock
- Marigolds
- Lavendar
- Nettle
We appreciate we’re not covering all pets but if you have any other suggestions, we would love to hear from you!