Trailing plants for bright indirect light

Climbing vine sold as English ivy or common ivy that is classified as toxic to cats and dogs by major pet-toxicology references.

Very common trailing houseplant widely sold as pothos or devil's ivy and regularly flagged as irritating if chewed.

Classic trailing philodendron with heart-shaped leaves, listed as toxic to cats and dogs due to insoluble calcium oxalates.

Silver-flecked climbing vine frequently sold beside pothos but botanically distinct, with a similar irritation profile if chewed.

Large-leaved climber often mislabeled split-leaf philodendron and flagged toxic to cats and dogs for insoluble calcium oxalate irritation.

Smaller trailing Monstera with heavily fenestrated leaves; toxicity profile mirrors Monstera deliciosa.