Pet Friendly Flowers
A Warm Welcome to Pet-Friendly Blooms!
At Kate Hill Flowers, we believe fresh cut flowers should bring joy to every member of the household, whether or not you have a dog or cat. So we’ve curated friendly flowers that brighten your space without relying on flowers and plants that might be highly toxic. Our team focuses on each part of the plant, ensuring every bouquet shines without risking inquisitive paws.
Whether you live with an energetic puppy or a curious kitten, our selection avoids toxic plants that can cause tummy troubles. We want you to celebrate life’s moments in Melbourne knowing your loved ones, furry or otherwise, can safely enjoy the scent and colour of every pet friendly display.

Simple Tips for Pet-Safe Flower Selection
Choosing pet safe flowers starts with knowing which blooms are safe for dogs and which flowers are safe for cats. Roses, gerberas, and sunflowers are popular picks for their stunning colours and lower toxicity levels. It’s a good idea to skip floral foam or any part of the plant that might tempt curious nibblers.
Keep an eye on your pets when introducing new flowers and plants as it's always better safe than sorry. And remember, just because a bloom is generally safe for your pets doesn’t mean endless nibbling is wise! At Kate Hill Flowers, we guide you through options that aren’t toxic to cats and dogs, letting every wagging tail and playful paw remain worry-free.
Crafting a Pet-Friendly Home Environment
A home filled with cut flowers can still be safe for your pets. One handy trick is placing arrangements on higher surfaces, away from a dog or cat that loves to explore. Another good idea is rotating decorations so prying noses don’t have time to cause mischief.
You can also use gates or barriers to keep highly toxic varieties out of reach. This way, you can display your favourite blooms while steering clear of toxic to pets mishaps. At Kate Hill Flowers, we relish helping you strike the right balance between natural beauty and a home where pets roam safely.

Loving Care for Long-Lasting Bouquets
Proper care extends the life of your cut flowers and keeps your environment pet friendly. Regularly swapping out the water helps dodge bacteria build-up that might entice pets to drink. Trimming stems and removing wilted leaves lowers the chance of accidental ingestion if a curious cat or dog decides to nibble.
If your four-legged friend seems too fascinated by your bouquet, try moving it to a quieter spot. Every bloom deserves a little TLC, and so do your pets. At Kate Hill Flowers, we happily share tips for prolonging bouquet life while keeping those wagging tails and soft purrs at ease.
Personalise Your Pet Friendly Flowers With A Card
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Flower Stock | Tulip Greeting CardFlower Stock | Tulip Greeting Card
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Flower Stock | Dahlia Greeting CardFlower Stock | Dahlia Greeting Card
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Flower Stock | Magnolia Greeting CardFlower Stock | Magnolia Greeting Card
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Flower Stock | Red Rose Greeting CardFlower Stock | Red Rose Greeting Card
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Flower Stock | Red Peony Greeting CardFlower Stock | Red Peony Greeting Card
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Flower Stock | Purple Orchid Greeting CardFlower Stock | Purple Orchid Greeting Card
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Flower Stock | Red Orchid Greeting CardFlower Stock | Red Orchid Greeting Card
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'Thank You' Kate Hill Greeting Card'Thank You' Kate Hill Greeting Card
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Why Choose Kate Hill Flowers in Melbourne
When you want stunning, flowers that are safe for your pets, it helps to pick a florist who understands both style and animal well-being. Our team at Kate Hill Flowers does more than just pick pretty stems. We research toxic to cats and dogs varieties and highlight blooms that are safe for dogs or flowers that are safe for cats.
With years of experience serving the Melbourne community, we offer guidance on avoiding toxic plants. From the first chat to the final ribbon, each arrangement is crafted with care and customised to your lifestyle. After all, nothing beats coming home to colourful, fragrant blooms that aren’t toxic to pets, which ensuring everyone, furry companions included, stays happy and healthy.
Pet Friendly Flowers FAQs
What Flowers Are Pet Friendly?
Roses, Sunflowers, and Gerberas are good starting points, as these flowers are less likely to be toxic to cats and dogs.
Which Flowers Are Safe for Dogs?
Most dog-safe blooms include Roses and certain Orchids, but always consult your florist to confirm no part of the plant can upset your pup.
Are There Flowers Safe for Cats?
Yes. For instance, many Gerberas and certain varieties of Orchids are typically non-toxic to felines, though cats can still nibble out of curiosity.
Are Orchids Toxic to Dogs?
Generally, Orchids aren’t highly toxic. Still, keep an eye on playful dogs to prevent them from chewing or ingesting petals or leaves.
Can I Have Lilies If I Own a Cat?
Lilies are highly toxic to cats. We advise choosing pet friendly alternatives like Gerberas or Roses instead, to keep your feline safe.
Which Outdoor Plants Are Not Toxic to Dogs?
Basil, Sage, and Petunias tend to be safer for your canine companions, making them excellent options for your garden.
Which Blooms Should I Avoid Around Pets?
Some toxic plants include Lilies, Daffodils, and Tulips. These may cause digestive or other serious health issues if ingested by a dog or cat.
What Part of the Plant Can Harm My Pet?
Any part of the plant including leaves, stems, and pollen can pose risks. Always discard wilted foliage and refresh water to reduce accidental ingestion.
How Often Should I Change the Water in My Vase?
Swap water every two days. This prevents bacteria build-up and discourages pets from drinking it, which might irritate their stomach.
Why Should I Choose Kate Hill Flowers for Pet-Friendly Bouquets?
We specialise in safe-for-your-pets arrangements, researching toxic to pets varieties and steering clear of them to ensure peace of mind.
Where Can I Learn More About Pet-Safe Flowers and Plants?
The RSPCA website and professional florists like Kate Hill Flowers provide reliable guidance on choosing blooms that are safe for dogs and cats.