Everysucculent, vine, or flower is a prime chewable target for felines.
Where one scent is offensive to one feline, it is another cat’s favorite fragrance.
Keep in mind, however, that every cat is different.
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Some cats might hate a citrus scent while others might not seem to notice it at all.
But using the mixture to clean or spray near the plant may do the trick.
Lightly spray near your plant.
Outdoors, this mixture can also be used as anatural weed killer.
Tinfoil worked with her perfectly, Macdonald says.
She hates the tinfoil so much.
Tip
Cats hate foil and also plastic carpet runners (nubby side up).
Place plants on the material and your cats may avoid walking near your greenery.
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How to cat-proof plants is a question customers atCity Floral Garden Centerask a lot.
Sometimes cats want to use [houseplants] as a litter box, Osier says.
It’s important tounderstand which plants are toxicandwhich are non-toxic to your felinesand to consciously buy cat-friendly plants.
Citrus, lavender, and minty scents can be effective in keeping cats away from plants.
Plain water is just about the safest DIY cat repellent for both felines and plants.
Do this diligently and eventually your kitty will begin to avoid the area.
Pet Poisons: Be Mindful of These Household Products and Cleaning Agents.ASPCA.
Correcting Unwanted Cat Behavior.MSPCA Angell.
Human Deterrents for Free-Roaming Cats.Orange County NC Animal Services.
