Common-Sense Guide to Using Coffee Grounds in the Garden

🐶 4. Warning for Pet Owners

Caffeine is toxic to dogs. While used grounds are lower in caffeine, the risk varies.

If your dog eats everything, avoid spreading grounds directly on soil — compost them instead.

☕ Final Verdict:
Coffee grounds can be a great addition to your garden when used wisely:

✔ Mix into compost or soil

✔ Use thinly and never in clumps

✔ Keep away from pets and seedlings

They’re not a miracle product, but they’re free, eco-friendly, and valuable — if you use a little common sense.

Have you tried coffee grounds in your garden? Did they help or hurt? Let us know! 🌱