Dog-safe easy-care houseplants

Compact succulent-like houseplant sold as baby rubber plant; unrelated to Ficus elastica and listed as non-toxic for cats and dogs.

Compact coin-leaved houseplant also marketed as 'money plant'; not classified as toxic to cats or dogs.

Succulent shrub commonly sold as 'mini jade' but a distinct species with a much safer toxicology profile than true jade.

Compact true palm often suggested as a pet-safe substitute for sago palm in homes with cats and dogs.

Not a true palm but an Agavaceae succulent commonly sold in pet-safe plant roundups; low-risk profile for cats and dogs.

Common arching houseplant frequently used as a safer-looking substitute for more irritating trailing vines.

Small rosette succulent commonly confused with aloe; widely listed as non-toxic to cats and dogs.