Cat plants

There are a few reasons to grow your cat her own plants. Stimulation, nibbling, safety, and protection of houseplants (and kitty) are a few.

I don't want my cats to eat my plants but I don't want them to die if they do.

If you share a home with a beloved cat or would like to create an aesthetically pleasing “catio” that caters to all of its needs, it would be wise to invest in cat-safe plants. Learn more on pondinformer.com #cats #garden #plants

Cats and plants aren't always a good mix. We share practical tips to keep cats out of indoor pot plants so your plants have chance to thrive.

When it comes to protecting your plants from your cats, there are plenty of techniques and tactics that can be used.

Searching for pet friendly houseplants safe for cats and dogs? Here are 25 beautiful, ASPCA approved pet safe houseplants.

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Houseplants are good for us! They help keep our indoor air clean and bringing nature inside can change the entire dynamic and feel of a home. Many people feel more connected to the Earth when they are able to put their hands in soil and work with living plants, especially those who live in high-rises … Continue reading "Bring on the Green: Houseplants That Are Safe for Pets"