Emily Chan
In case your canine does come near it, try placing your zebra cactus on a high shelf, out of reach, to prevent any injury from occurring.
Money Tree
The money tree has a unique braided trunk and bright green leaves. The icing on the cake is that it’s harmless to dogs. In fact, it is said to bring wealth and good fortune into your home. Who wouldn’t want luck on their side?
Echeveria Succulents
Also known as “hens and chicks,” echeveria succulents are native desert plants that come in a variety of colors. They stay relatively small and are well-suited to dry, brightly lit environments.
Dwarf Banana Plant
Dwarf banana plants have large leaves that fan out dramatically, making them the first thing you see when walking into your home. This plant craves a humid, bright, and spacious area to live its best life.
A young plant starts small, but before long, you’ll have a big and bold plant on your hands. So make sure you’ve got the room for it!
Moth Orchid
Looking for more than just greenery? The moth orchid is the ideal flower to have in your home. It’s colorful, easy to grow, and safe to leave around dogs.
Place it in a humid area with bright, indirect light, and do not overwater it. Overwatering is the biggest culprit of a moth orchid’s death.
