Cat plants

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

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

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"

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.

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