Stop Your Dog from Eating Plants

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You do not want to spray the diluted lemon juice solution onto your plants, you can place lemon slices in the pots as an effective alternative. Empty spray bottles can be purchase at dollar or home stores. Be sure to change lemon wedges regularly so they dont spoil. Empty spray bottles can be purchase at dollar or home stores.Be sure to change lemon wedges regularly so they dont spoil.Keep the dog confined.

If your dog tends to eat your houseplants when you are not there to discourage him from doing so, keep the dog confined to spaces where there arent any houseplants while you arent available to supervise. This can be a room with a door you can close or a pet crate. Always be sure to keep the dogs well-being in mind when crating, as extended periods spent in crates can have adverse effects.-7" If you arent sure crate train your dog, read this helpful wikiHow article on the subject.Many different types of crates are available, and dogs should have toys, food, and water with them inside.Pay attention to your dogs behavior while confined, as some dogs may get stressed out from confinement.Never use crates as punishment—dogs should only be crated if they are comfortable and happy there. You can encourage your dog to be comfortable in his crate by feeding him his meals in it and leaving its door open all the time so that he can go in and out as he pleases when youre home. Remove toxic houseplants.

Some houseplants are toxic to dogs. If you are having a hard time getting your dog to stop eating indoor plants, consider getting rid of toxic plants so that your dog does not actually ingest them and become ill. Here are some common houseplants that are poisonous to dogs: Castor bean Daffodil Elephant Ear Hyacinth Narcissus Oleander Rosary Pea Castor beanDaffodilElephant EarHyacinthNarcissusOleanderRosary Pea