Training a cat around the plants

Oh but kitty loves plants, Grow them one? Yes, cats love green
grass or plants.

Wheat, oat grass, catnip, or heather are just some of the plants
that you can grow a garden for kitty indoors or outdoors. Going
along with growing some grass in your house, it would be a good
idea to find a long potting box so that your cat can crawl up
into the grass and lay in it. There are a lot of plants, bushes,
and even grass that are not good for your cat. Some of the
plants and bushes have poisons chemical in the plant, which will
make your cat very ill or even death. With growing, some of the
grass and plants recommended for your cat this will save the
other plants from gnawed on and dirt spread around.

Growing catnip in the house or outside will give your cat the
pleasure that you are looking for. Catnip is from the mint
family and cats do love the smell and to nibble on it. When
growing catnip you will want to pinch off the tops of the blades
of grass from the catnip once it is high enough, this is to help
the plant to bush out. While the plant is growing indoors, you
will want to keep it from kitty too much catnip and kitty will
be immune from catnip.

Why does a cat eat green grass or plants? Cat use this to help
get hairballs to digest out of their system. Grass or plants
serve as self-medicating to the cat

With having a cat and plants we need to be careful, with still
having to be able to decorate the homes with some fresh plants
and flowers to make it comfortable for you and for the cat. With
out these plants you will be come dissatisfied with the comfort
of the home and the cat will be uncomfortable with living
outside the home.

Purchasing plants for the house should be a care purchase.
Contact the local florist or greenery to find out more about the
plant. Search the web for more information on a plant that you
may have or looking at purchasing. You will know if the plant is
safe for the cat

Lilly plants are the most dangerous for you cat. Poinsettia,
some types of ivy, rhubarb, Aloe Vera, amaryllis, and apple
seeds, most fruit pits, baby breath, Black-Eye Susan, bleeding
hearts, some cactus, Christmas rose, cornflower, chrysanthemum,
daffodils, elderberry, ferns, holly, honey suckle, Jessamine,
marigold, mistletoe, morning glory, mushrooms, different yews,
Virginia creepers, tulips, tobacco, tomato plants. This is just
a small list that is of the plants that are poison

Some plants that are safe for you cat, African violet ,American
rubber plant ,Baby rubber tree plant ,Bachelors buttons ,Bamboo,
Begonia species, Blue daisy, Boston fern, Buttercup squash
,Camellia, Cape primrose, Carolina hemlock ,Cat ear, Chaparral
snapdragon, Christmas palm, Christmas orchid, Cocks comb, Common
snapdragon ,Common camellia ,Common catbrier Cornflower, Dallas
fern, Dwarf feather fern, Dwarf palm, Easter daisy, Easter
cattleya, Easter orchid, Easter lily cactus, Feather fern,
Strawberry,

There is pellet out that will help you to keep your plants and
keep your cat out. Sprays that will give off scents and if your
cat would try to lick it or eat it they will not like the smell
or the taste. On the market, there are different items that will
help you to keep your cat out of your plants or gardens.

So just, remember that when you are trying to train your kitty
around plants, be patient. They are not trying to ruin your
plants. They just want to help themselves feel better. In the
occasion that they might get sick from a plant, contact their
vet, and take them in it is the responsible thing to do. Grow
your kitty some grass they like to roll around in it, and eat it
too.