Succulents, Spider Plants, Boston Ferns, and Moth Orchids: Ask any plant enthusiast about their collection, and they’ll light up in such a way that you’d think they were talking about actual children. It’s no secret that houseplants have grown in popularity over the past few years and we can thank visually driven social media for the upswing. Instagram, in particular, has become a haven for foliage fanatics with popular accounts providing plant inspo for those looking to add some greenery to their spaces. But with indoor plants adding a certain element to the aesthetic of our homes, those with pets need to be extra selective about the seedlings they choose to have around. Check out our A-Z list of common household plants that are toxic to your pets and that you should avoid:

A-Z List of Houseplants That are Toxic to Your Pet:

1. Aloe Vera
2. Amaryllis
3. Arum Lily
4. Asian Lily
5. Asparagus Fern
6. Azalea
7. Baby's Breath
8. Barbados Lily
9. Begonia
10. Bird of Paradise Flower
11. Branching Ivy
12. Caladium
13. Cardboard Palm
14. Carnation
15. Ceriman
16. Charming Dieffenbachia
17. Chinese Jade
18. Chrysanthemum
19. Clivia Lily
20. Coleus
21. Corn Plant
22. Cyclamen
23. Daffodil
24. Dahlia
25. Desert Azalea
26. Devil's Ivy
27. Dieffenbachia
28. Easter Lily
29. Everlasting Pea
30. Fig
31. Flamingo Flower
32. Florida Beauty
33. Garden Hyacinth
34. Giant Dracaena
35. Gladiola
36. Hellebore
37. Hosta
38. Indian Hemp
39. Jade Plant
40. Kiss-Me-Quick
41. Lacy Tree Philodendron
42. Lily
43. Lily of the Valley
44. Lacy Tree Philodendron
45. Mistletoe
46. Nephytis
47. Orange
48. Orange Day Lily
49. Pencil Cactus
50. Poinsettia
51. Primrose
52. Spring Parsley
53. Stargazer Lily
54. Sweetheart Ivy
55. Taro
56. Tiger Lily
57. Tomato Plant
58. Trumpet Lily
59. Tulips
60. Water Hyacinth
61. Wood Lily
62. Yucca