Foliage plants
Discover a space where pet lovers and plant enthusiasts unite to share their experiences and knowledge
15745 members 394 posts
Hi everyone! I really want to turn my home into a beautiful little jungle but as you can see I have these two on my hands. What are some of the safest plants to get for cats and how do I keep them from destroying them? All suggestions will be greatly appreciated šš½
How do you deter your cats from eating your plants? I really want to move some plants into my actual house (theyāre in a closed off sunroom) but I just know my cats would chomp on them. (I would only bring in non toxic ones just to be safe)
I spy, with my little eyeā¦ Wallaceās favorite hiding spot.
Whatās everyoneās favorite pet-friendly plants? Iām just getting started and have a screened patio that my cats love to lounge in, but also munch on whatever I have potted! Photo of the criminals attached :)
Happy Tuesday yāall š¤
Any suggestions on how to prevent my cats from chewing on the leaves? Of course I have all safe plants in the areas they access, but I would love to prevent my calathea orbifolia from becoming completely demolished if I can help it. Iāve seen stuff on Google about spritzing with citrus or vinegar, using chili powder, etc but wanted some insight on if these are good ideas or if Iāll just be wasting my time or even harming the plant. Thank you š
Marley Jah is 7 months oldā¦ surprisingly she stays away from my plants but for some reason the string of turtles i just brought home sparked her interestš
Just a cat and his grass š
Little jungle cat has a tree house in the plants šāā¬
Help what do I do!? My cat got into my spiderš
Next time Iāll remember to move the plant after I finish repotting š«£
my crested gecko and his bioactive tank š©· he loves to sleep inside of his snake plant
Sylveon inspecting how I did on repotting some baby silver swords.
So I want to get a little pothos or a Chinese money plant but theyāre both toxic to pets and my cat lives with me in a dorm with 3 roommates. Heās been pretty good about not eating my plants but Iām worried these are more leafy and he might bite them. Is it safe to have them and keep them out of reach from him or should I just get something else? Heās ten and pretty mellow so he really usually doesnāt get hyper and chomp on em Iām just a bit worried since these are toxic.
Hi friends! I want to get into taking care of plants and having some greenery in my space. I have 3 cats and while I know some plants are toxic to cats, Iām unsure of which onesā¦if anyone could give some tips and names of plants to avoid bringing in the home, that would be great:)
My cat fits right in with my new greenhouse setup.
Hey meowmy, I need some advice on how to keep my plants alive
My cat is following my paintbrush as I paint nature
Hoping for some recommendations from this group. :) We have three dogs, two of which are big dogs and very sloppy drinkers. Despite having their water bowl on a tray on a rug, they still dribble everywhere. Iām considering making a āwater bowl planterā similar to the pics Iāve added here. Iām hopeful their curiosity about the plants will cause them to linger long enough to dribble there. :P Many of the examples Iāve found seem to use succulents but Iād like a leafier mix of pet safe plants, ideally mixing up heights, colors, and textures. Which are your favorites? (Photo of my sad little water bowl plus examples of āwater bowl plantersā found online.)
rainy day nap time š“š
