⁉️IMPORTANT QUESTION⁉️ I have two adult cats, they never pay attention to any of my plants. I am getting a kitten soon and I’m not sure what to do about her not getting in to my plants. I don’t have any other space to put them. I live in a camper. I don’t have any kind of lily (never would) but I know some of these are toxic. What should I do? I don’t want to get rid of my plants but don’t want my kitten to get sick. Any thoughts or ideas?? Thanks. Her name is Foxy 🥰
Most of my plants are toxic, and I have 5 cats. Only one really likes to eat the plants, and she’s pretty good about staying away from the toxic ones. I have tall stands for them, or I put them on small end tables where they don’t have space to jump up. I also hang most of them or just put them on tall shelves. It’s hard having plants and cats😅 But I have learned that if they eat one and get sick, they will usually stay away after that. Also getting them cat grass helps so they have their own plant to eat
2 likes That’s true! I used to grow cat grass for them. I’ll have to start again when the little one comes. I’m just nervous because as you know, kittens are very curious.
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Foxy is seriously cute! 💜 I second hanging plants, small side tables/plant stands, and shelves. It is also possible that she will follow the lead of the other two adult kitties and decide the plants are not terribly interesting. 😊 Otherwise giving her cat grass might be a good redirect.
1 like Isn’t she adorable?! I named her Foxy because I think she looks like a little grey fox. I do have a ton of plants hanging and also plant stands. I guess I just need to figure out which ones are the most toxic and go from there. I know my prayer plants are semi toxic.
1 like I wanted to comment in a few groups because it’s important to me. And that was before I found this group of pets and plants.
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