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   Hayley

   almost 2 years ago

   If you figure it out, let me know 😂 Once I started acquiring cats (3 years ago) I had to completely change my plant setup. Now everything's away from the windows and either high enough the cats can't reach or in a cabinet lol

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   GregInBk

   almost 2 years ago

   Try your best to put within reach only the cat grass and herbs that cats won't touch. Mint, basil, oregano are good. After a couple of weeks, they might assume that all plants except the cat grass is yucky. Hopefully, your kittens aren't good jumpers yet. Good luck!

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     New Momma

     almost 2 years ago

     Thank you sm! I will definately try this.

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   Ally

   almost 2 years ago

   A mix of neem oil, rubbing alcohol and water oil on the leaves and stems. Makes it smell not super appealing to them, anytime they get near to smell them, chew, even get near your plants, use a spray bottle and eventually they will just be scared of the spray bottle and when you whip it out, they will sprint away😂 ( can you tell that’s what I do lmfao)

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     Ally

     almost 2 years ago

     I also don’t let my cats in my plant area without any supervision and eventually they will learn that they aren’t allowed to go in without someone. anytime I leave, I close the door and if I forget, they will still choose a different room to lay in as they have been trained not to go in there alone.

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   Marina

   over 1 year ago

   Squeeze some zest on or around the plant cats hate the smell

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