As the leaves change and we fill our homes and gardens with the colors of fall, it’s easy to forget that some of the season’s most popular plants can pose serious dangers to our pets. Whether it’s a festive mum on the porch or a decorative pumpkin display with hidden hazards, many autumn favorites are more toxic than they look.

As a pet owner, I’ve learned the hard way that what’s beautiful to us might be harmful, or even deadly, to our furry family members. Let’s break down which common fall plants you should watch out for, and how to keep your pets safe while still enjoying the season!

Seasonal Favorites That Aren’t So Pet-Friendly

Gardening experts at Grow Eat and Repeat have issued a warning to pet owners this fall about common seasonal plants that could pose serious health risks

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