Being a pet parent, there's nothing quite like the joy of having a furry friend to share your life with. They bring boundless love and laughter, but they also bring their curious nature, and sometimes, a nibbling habit. If you're both a plant lover and a pet lover, living in Singapore then you might find yourself in a bit of a puzzle– how to keep your indoor garden green without compromising your pet's safety. So, to help you with the same, here are some green companions that will make your home a harmonious haven for both you and your furry pals.Spider PlantLet's start with an all-time favourite – the spider plant. These resilient green beauties are practically indestructible and are completely non-toxic to pets. Not only do they add a touch of elegance to your space, but they're also excellent at purifying the air.Areca Palm
[caption id="" align="aligncenter" width="390"] Source: Pixabay[/caption]
If you're dreaming of a touch of the tropics in your living room, the Areca Palm is your go-to choice. These palms are pet-safe and bring a refreshing island vibe to any space. Just keep an eye on your pet's digging tendencies if they decide to explore the pot.Boston Fern
[caption id="" align="aligncenter" width="390"] Source: Pixabay[/caption]
Known for their lush, feathery fronds, Boston Ferns are both inviting and non-toxic to pets. These ferns thrive in humidity, so a little misting now and then will keep both you and your plant happy.Calathea
[caption id="" align="aligncenter" width="390"] Source: Pixabay[/caption]
Seeking a touch of style and safety for your pets? Calatheas come in various striking designs and are perfect for adding a touch of style to your home. They're low-light plants, making them ideal for cosy corners.Money PlantLast but not least, let's not forget the money plant. Besides being known for its good luck charm, it's also one of the safest options for pet households. Your furry friend can be around this green buddy without a worry.Creating a harmonious space where your pets and plants coexist is a beautiful way to celebrate your love for both nature and your furry companions. But remember, even with these pet-safe plants, it's a good idea to monitor your pets, especially if they have a curious habit of munching on greenery. So, go ahead and add a touch of green to your home. Let your pets enjoy their very own jungle! Happy planting and even happier pet parenting!
Let's start with an all-time favourite – the spider plant. These resilient green beauties are practically indestructible and are completely non-toxic to pets. Not only do they add a touch of elegance to your space, but they're also excellent at purifying the air.
Areca Palm
[caption id="" align="aligncenter" width="390"]
Source: Pixabay[/caption]
If you're dreaming of a touch of the tropics in your living room, the Areca Palm is your go-to choice. These palms are pet-safe and bring a refreshing island vibe to any space. Just keep an eye on your pet's digging tendencies if they decide to explore the pot.
Boston Fern
[caption id="" align="aligncenter" width="390"]
Source: Pixabay[/caption]
Known for their lush, feathery fronds, Boston Ferns are both inviting and non-toxic to pets. These ferns thrive in humidity, so a little misting now and then will keep both you and your plant happy.
Calathea
[caption id="" align="aligncenter" width="390"]
Source: Pixabay[/caption]
Seeking a touch of style and safety for your pets? Calatheas come in various striking designs and are perfect for adding a touch of style to your home. They're low-light plants, making them ideal for cosy corners.
Money Plant
Last but not least, let's not forget the money plant. Besides being known for its good luck charm, it's also one of the safest options for pet households. Your furry friend can be around this green buddy without a worry.
Creating a harmonious space where your pets and plants coexist is a beautiful way to celebrate your love for both nature and your furry companions. But remember, even with these pet-safe plants, it's a good idea to monitor your pets, especially if they have a curious habit of munching on greenery. So, go ahead and add a touch of green to your home. Let your pets enjoy their very own jungle! Happy planting and even happier pet parenting! 
