A litter of kittens was found under a machine at Phillips Manufacturing, according to CBS affiliate, WKBN-TV. Furrever & ...

Gardens are beautiful places filled with flowers, leaves, and fresh air. Many people love spending time in their garden and ...

Flies are aggravating pests in the garden that slip into your home. There are plants with odors that flies avoid. Learn more ...

The good news is that with a little knowledge, no pet (or their concerned owner) needs to suffer from poisonous plants.

Many popular herbs are toxic to cats, dogs, and other pets, including parsley, sorrel, chives, tarragon, oregano, marjoram, ...

Garlic, onions, and other plants in the allium family are toxic for pets. So keep your dogs and cats away from garlic plants, bulbs, and any foods made with garlic. One way to repel flies is to grow ...

Although mosquitoes can’t stand the smell, butterflies and bees don’t mind the scent. It’s also important to know the plant is toxic - therefore, keep your pets away!

AZ Animals is a growing team of animals experts, researchers, farmers, conservationists, writers, editors, and -- of course -- pet owners who have come together to help you better understand the ...

Make sure to avoid spraying the foliage of the flowers and plants and also beware that ... there is another effective and safe way to keep cats away for good: pine cones. Pam said: “Cats don ...

Proof Pest Control experts have advised gardeners to get familiar with the scents of certain plants that these pests ... ensuring they're "always scurrying away in search of more pleasant ...

The good news? Some plants are nearly impossible to kill. They thrive on neglect, forgive the odd dry week, and still manage to look fabulous. Whether you’re in a sunny Queensland flat or a ...

Rough pine cones, stone mulch, or holly cuttings can be laid around your plants to deter cats without causing them harm. Repellents: Aroma-Based Solutions. Persian cat and lemon. Image by travel ...