Cat-safe flowers include sunflowers, roses, orchids, gerbera daisies, carnations, snapdragons, and most types of greenery. Avoid lilies, tulips, daffodils, chrysanthemums, and azaleas. When in doubt, ask us — we can always recommend safe alternatives that are just as beautiful.

Dogs are less likely to chew on flowers than cats, but many of the same flowers are toxic — lilies, tulips, daffodils, chrysanthemums, and oleander should be avoided. Safe options for dogs include roses, sunflowers, orchids, gerbera daisies, carnations, and snapdragons. Consult us if you're unsure about a specific flower.

Yes! Roses are safe for both cats and dogs. The only concern is thorns, which might scratch if your pet plays roughly with the stems. We can trim thorns for you, or just place the vase in a safe location away from curious paws and noses.

Yes, lilies are extremely dangerous for cats. Even small amounts ingested can cause serious kidney damage. If you have cats, lilies should never be in your home. We have many beautiful non-toxic alternatives, so please let us know you have a cat when ordering.

Absolutely! When you order, just mention that you have pets and specify cats, dogs, or both. We'll create a beautiful arrangement using only pet-safe flowers and greenery. You can also call us at 503-661-0911 to discuss your pet's habits and any special concerns.

Many houseplants are toxic to pets, including jade plants, aloe, sago palms, and peace lilies. We carry pet-safe plants like spider plants, Boston ferns, and African violets. If you're looking for greenery for a pet-friendly home, ask us for safe options.

Place your flowers in a high location, like a tall shelf or bookcase, away from where your pet can reach them. Keep them away from surfaces cats can jump to. Check for fallen petals and clean them up. Even with pet-safe flowers, preventing access is the best safety practice. If your pet does ingest any flowers, contact your vet.