A simple guide for plant owners with hungry cats.
No more kitten around; most indoor plants contain toxins that can upset your furry friends' tummy. In the wild, cats would nibble on plants to get the nutrients that they require. Sometimes they like to hide in pots, or dig in the soil. This makes us, (and our plants) very sad.
Let's get to the basics.
This is a plant
This is a cat
We both love the sun
Apart from catnip and cat grass, cat safe plants include:
spider plants
calathea variations
palm variations
peperomias
herbs
These should be avoided:
snake plants
monstera variations
lillies
ivy variations
fiddle leaf figs
or placed in areas that your cat can't reach
