All Pet-Safe Plants

Most plant shops have a pet-safe section. This whole shop is the pet-safe section. Every plant here is listed as non-toxic to both cats and dogs by the ASPCA, so you can skip the research and pick what you love.

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Not sure where to start?

Pick the one that sounds like your home.

"My place is pretty dark"

Start with a parlor palm or browse low light plants.

"I've never kept a plant alive"

Try a baby rubber plant or browse hard-to-kill plants.

"My cat chews everything"

Hang a spider plant or Peperomia Hope up high, and add cat grass down low.

"I want one big statement plant"

Go for an areca palm, a money tree or a Norfolk Island pine.

"I only have a desk or shelf"

Small and easy: peperomias or a zebra haworthia.

"I want bold, patterned leaves"

Try a calathea orbifolia or a stromanthe triostar.

Want the full list with care notes? Read our guide to pet-safe houseplants. Wondering about a plant you already own? Check it in our free lookup tool.

Pet-safe plant questions

What houseplants are safe for cats and dogs?

Popular houseplants listed as non-toxic to cats and dogs by the ASPCA include spider plants, calatheas, prayer plants, peperomias, parlor palms, areca palms, Boston ferns, bird's nest ferns, money trees and African violets.

Which popular houseplants are toxic to pets?

Pothos, snake plant, ZZ plant, monstera, philodendron, peace lily, fiddle leaf fig, jade plant, aloe vera and sago palm are all listed as toxic to cats, dogs or both by the ASPCA. True lilies are especially dangerous to cats. See our full list of plants to avoid.

What is the best plant for a cat that chews everything?

Any plant here is safe if chewed, but to keep the plant looking good, hang a trailing plant out of reach and choose tough, thick-leaved plants like baby rubber plant or bird's nest fern for lower spots. A pot of cat grass nearby gives chewers something they're allowed to eat.

Does non-toxic mean my pet can eat it?

No. Non-toxic means the plant won't poison your pet. Eating a lot of any plant can still cause a mild upset stomach, so it's best to discourage chewing.

Where do you ship?

We ship free to the contiguous United States. Every plant is covered by our 30-day plant health guarantee.