According to the experts, keep your dog away from these plants at all costs. Plus, what you can safely plant instead.

Spring hasn’t officially sprung yet, but already flowers are blooming up and down the country. Here are the best places to ...

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However, certain plants and flowers could pose a threat to your furry friends. Azaleas can cause serious harm if ingested by dogs, leading vets to advise dog owners to keep these and other similar ...

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If you have animals or young children at home, there are some popular pants that should be avoided at all costs.

And, like a lot of people who grew up in the countryside, I already know to steer clear of hemlock, foxglove, and monkshood .

With spring setting in, a charity has warned that these common seasonal flowers could cause serious harm to dogs. These are ...

‘A classic cottage garden is a picture of romance with soft shapes, colourful flowers, and sweet smells filling the air,’ ...

It's found all over the country – but one one part of Australia has officially classified the plant as a dangerous pest. Read ...

Senior veterinary surgeon Charlie Dobson says flowers such as daffodils and tulips "can be problematic ... Buttercups, crocuses, primrose, cyclamen, elderberry, foxglove leaves and seeds, hyacinth ...