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Your indoor cat keeps nibbling houseplants. What can you grow just for it?
Cat grass in an indoor pot.
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- Pesticide-treated lawn grass in a pot
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Why: The Humane Society suggests growing cat grass in indoor pots. International Cat Care notes that cats may turn to houseplants when they cannot nibble grass, so keep toxic plants inaccessible.
Huh, didn't know that: International Cat Care says any plant, even grass, can irritate a cat's stomach and intestines and cause vomiting.
How do cats make pancakes? From scratch.
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Answer: Cat grass in an indoor pot. The Humane Society suggests growing cat grass in indoor pots. International Cat Care notes that cats may turn to houseplants when they cannot nibble grass, so keep toxic plants inaccessible.
- Humane World for Animals: 10 Tips to Keep Your Cat Happy and Entertained Indoors www.humanesociety.org/resources/10-tips-keep-your-cat-happy-indoors
Plant cat grass (available from pet supply stores) in indoor pots so your feline can graze.
- International Cat Care: Poisonous plants icatcare.org/articles/poisonous-plants
Cats do like to nibble on grass, and when they can’t, may turn their attention to household plants.
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