Pet Friendly Landscape in Singapore
Your Pet Deserves a Safer Garden
Safe, stylish & easy to clean
What is a Pet Friendly Garden?
To choose non-toxic, robust, and low-allergy plants that can resist playful paws, curious noses, and tropical heat to keep your dogs, cats, and bunnies safe and happy.
And to avoid hazardous plants or those with unpleasant sap, thorns, or pointy leaves since pets typically chew, dig, or roll in them.
We Made Cat & Dog Garden 100% Safe & Beautiful
Is Your Garden Toxic to Your Pet?
Our Approach on Garden Landscape for Your Pets
1. For plants that are harmful but wanted (like peace lilies inside), use raised beds or containers.
2. Use long-lasting materials like gravel or pavers to make dog paths so they don’t leave muddy paw prints.
3. Put in shade and water access because pets can get too hot in the tropical sun.
4. Don’t use mulch that has cocoa bean shells in it because they are bad for dogs.
5. Use soft, safe ground covers in places where kids play.
6. Give them a “Dig Zone,” such a sandbox or a place with loose dirt, to change their digging behavior.
7. Make sure there is good drainage. Water that stays around can attract mosquitoes and create diseases in the paws.
2. Use long-lasting materials like gravel or pavers to make dog paths so they don’t leave muddy paw prints.
3. Put in shade and water access because pets can get too hot in the tropical sun.
4. Don’t use mulch that has cocoa bean shells in it because they are bad for dogs.
5. Use soft, safe ground covers in places where kids play.
6. Give them a “Dig Zone,” such a sandbox or a place with loose dirt, to change their digging behavior.
7. Make sure there is good drainage. Water that stays around can attract mosquitoes and create diseases in the paws.
We Turned a Muddy Mess into a Dog’s Paradise
pet-safe turf, wash-down zones & shaded play areas. Book your pet-friendly landscape design before slots fill up!
Non-toxic plants, dig zones, easy-clean paths & more.
Plants to AVOID in Pet-Friendly Landscapes in Singapore
- Lilies (e.g., Easter, Peace, Calla)
- Sago Palm (Cycas revoluta)
- Dieffenbachia (Dumb Cane)
- Pothos / Devil’s Ivy
- ZZ Plant (Zamioculcas zamiifolia)
- Frangipani (Plumeria)
- Oleander (Nerium oleander)
- Croton
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Important Considerations for Pet Safe Plants
- Durable- able to withstand movement
- Non Toxic
- Low Pollen- avoid for pet with sensitivity
- No Thron and Soft Edges- avoid cuts and irritation
- Adapted to Singapore Tropical Climate- thrive in Singapore weather
Paw-friendly gardens for homes. Durable, low-maintenance & safe.
More Must-Have Features of a Pet-Friendly Garden
From non-toxic plants to dig-proof zones, we build a pet-friendly garden that’s safe, low-maintenance, and loved by your furry friend.
🐾 1. Secure & Escape-Proof Fencing
Criteria: No gaps, dig-under spaces, or weak points.
Why: Prevents pets from escaping or getting injured.
Tips: Use solid base boards, bury fencing 6–12 inches underground, and ensure gate latches are pet-proof.
🚫 2. Non-Toxic Ground Covers & Surfaces
Criteria: Avoid chemically treated wood, toxic mulches (like cocoa bean), or sharp stones.
Safe Options: Pet-safe artificial turf, rubber mulch (non-off-gassing), pea gravel (smooth), or soft grass alternatives.
Why: Pets often lie down, roll, or lick surfaces—materials must be safe if ingested.
🛑 3. Dig-Proof or Designated Dig Zones
Criteria: Reinforce high-dig areas or create a sandbox for digging.
Why: Stops destructive digging while giving pets an outlet.
Tip: Bury chicken wire under turf in problem areas or use pavers in high-traffic zones.
🚿 4. Easy-to-Clean & Hygienic Surfaces
Criteria: Surfaces that resist odor, bacteria, and stains.
Why: Pets track in mud, drool, and waste—easy maintenance is key.
Options: Washable artificial turf, sealed pavers, or drainage-friendly gravel.
🚷 5. No Hazardous Materials or Objects
Criteria: Avoid: Pesticides, herbicides, or chemical fertilizers Sharp garden tools or exposed wires Small decorative items that can be swallowed
Why: Pets explore with mouths and paws—everything must be non-toxic and safe.
🐾 6. Shaded & Cool Resting Areas
Criteria: Provide shade from sun and hot surfaces (like metal or dark concrete).
Why: Prevents overheating and paw burns.
Solutions: Shade sails, pergolas, or shaded pet houses with airflow.
💧 7. Fresh Water Access & Drainage
Criteria: A clean water station + proper drainage to avoid stagnant water.
Why: Stagnant water breeds mosquitoes and bacteria; pets need hydration.
Tip: Install a pet fountain or automatic water bowl.
🚪 8. Pet-Safe Pathways & Smooth Transitions
Criteria: Non-slip, even surfaces with no tripping hazards.
Why: Prevents slips, especially for older or arthritic pets.
Best Materials: Textured pavers, rubber tiles, or packed gravel.
🔔 9. Hidden Utilities & Secure Storage
Criteria: Cover electrical boxes, irrigation controls, and compost bins.
Why: Curious pets can chew wires or get trapped.
🌿 10. Behavior-Friendly Layout
Criteria: Zones for play, potty, rest, and exploration.
Why: Reduces anxiety and destructive behavior.
Example: A “potty patch” with easy-clean turf, a cozy corner with a pet house, and a play zone with agility elements.
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Build a Low-Maintenance Pet Garden – Effortless & Safe
Creating a pet-safe garden goes far beyond just choosing non-toxic plants. While plant selection is crucial, several key structural, material, and design criteria ensure your outdoor space is truly safe, functional, and enjoyable for pets—especially dogs and cats.
No more daily cleanups. Build a pet-friendly garden with self-cleaning surfaces, non-toxic zones, and smart drainage. Free site assessment available!
