15 Pet Safe Indoor Plants | Pet Friendly Indoor Plants

The Areca Palm is one of the most popular of the palms due to its beauty and ease of care.

Its yellowish bamboo-like canes and beautiful foliage makes it to stand out. Read more on How to Grow and Care for Areca Palm

Spider Plants are fast growing, easy care and air cleaning houseplants that are ideal for a hanging basket.

Spider Plants are non-toxic to pets and easily adapt to indoor growing conditions. Read more on How to Grow and Care for Spider Plant

Goldfish Plants are attractive pet safe houseplants which bear abundant yellow or orange-red tubular flowers year after year.

They are ideal for the hanging basket or in a pot where the trailing stems can be allowed to hang freely. Read more on How to Grow and Care for Goldfish Plant

African Violets are non-toxic to cats and dogs. They are popular houseplants on account of their ability to flower almost any time of the year.

Their compact size allows them to fit in the small or limited spaces. Read more on How to Grow and Care for African Violets

Emerald Ripple Peperomia is a compact perennial houseplant that is easy to grow and adapts well to indoor growing conditions.

Emerald Ripple Peperomia is non-toxic to cats and dogs; it is safe to grow indoors. Read more on How to Grow and Care for Emerald Ripple Peperomia

Apart from being spectacular houseplants, Calathea Plants are safe for cats and dogs. Calatheas are grown for their ornately patterned leaves.

They are striking plants that will add a splash of color to any space. Read more on How to Grow and Care for Calathea Plants

Polka Dot Plant or Freckle Face is a popular houseplant that is grown for its spotted leaves.

These colorful plants are non-toxic to cats and dogs and are safe to grow indoors. Read more on How to Grow and Care for Polka Dot Plant

Apart from their curious habit of folding and raising their leaves at night, Marantas are non-toxic to pets.

With their uniquely colored and patterned leaves, these plants make excellent houseplants. Read more on How to Grow and Care for Maranta

Chinese Money Plant is non-toxic to pets. They are safe to grow indoors.

The plant is an evergreen succulent houseplant that is easy to grow and maintain. Read more on How to Grow and Care for Chinese Money Plant

Nerve Plants are popular houseplants for the small spaces. They are easily recognisable due to their leaves which bear a network of white, pink or red veins.

These spectacular plants are non-toxic to pets. Read more on How to Grow and Care for Nerve Plant

Watermelon Peperomia also called Watermelon Begonia is a popular houseplant on account of its ease of care and small size.

This plant with fleshy oval-shaped leaves, strikingly marked with curved silver stripes is non-toxic to pets. Read more on How to Grow and Care for Watermelon Peperomia

Echeveria Plants come in many forms but are generally small-sized plants that are ideal for a brightly lit windowsill.

These succulent plants which bear tightly packed leaves on short stems are non-toxic to pets. Read more on How to Grow and Care for Echeveria

String of Rubies Plant also called String of Pickles, Little Pickles or Ruby Necklace is non-toxic to pets.

The plant is characterized by thin oval-shaped leaves and reddish-purple stems. Read more on How to Grow and Care for String of Rubies Plant

Air Plants also called Grey Tillandsia are non-toxic to pets. These plants are easy to grow and do not need to be planted in a potting medium.

They bear furry scales on their foliage through which they take up water and nutrients. Read more on How to Grow and Care for Air Plants

Ponytail Palm also called Elephant Foot Plant is an easy to grow houseplant which bears a large swollen bulb which stores water.

This beautiful palm-like plant is non-toxic to pets and is safe to grow indoors. Read more on How to Grow and Care for Ponytail Palm