Dwarf citrus trees or shrubs and ornamental mock orange shrubs emit the citrus fragrance that repels cats and dogs. Since a main attraction of your garden is the loose, moist soil, growing ground ...

The last thing you want while entertaining is to have the smell of cat urine wafting in the air. Beware before you buy ---talk to your local nursery to find out if there are any plants of which you ...

If you have indoor plants make sure you avoid certain species as plants like rubber trees are toxic to cats. There are some outdoor plants our feline friends simply adore, so why not treat them and ...

Cat safe indoor plants are a must if you have curious moggies at home ... Large, plentiful fronds shoot out from bamboo-like stems and with their glossy green foliage add a classy, ritzy touch.

Poinsettias, the festive red plants, are mildly toxic to pets like cats and dogs. Their sap can cause skin and stomach ...

especially cats. Keeping your favorite plant on a shelf or blocked off room may not be enough as animals like cats are very ...

Unfortunately, some plants are toxic to cats. When consumed, toxic houseplants like peace lilies, aloe vera, English ivy, and ...

Also, be advised that the consumption of any plant material may cause vomiting and gastrointestinal upset for dogs and cats. Plants listed as either non-toxic, or potentially toxic with mild GI upset ...

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