Michele B. Snyder Baby’s breath is an incredibly beautiful flower that gives a bouquet airiness and an infusion of soft scents. But if you don’t have a cat of your own, you may be wondering about why your baby’s breath bouquet seems to have captured your feline pal’s attention. According to the ASPCA, this flower is somewhat toxic … Read more
If you have a cat, you should be concerned about plants in your garden that are poisonous to your feline friend. Some of the plants that are toxic to cats are well-known; others may not be as well-known. Cats are not poisoned by Snapdragons. According to the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to … Read more
Cats and palm trees are often paired together in nurseries and home gardens.Generally speaking, cats are safe around palm trees just as they would be around any other plants in their home environment. Cats will occasionally rub up against palms for itch relief or to groom their fur, but that’s the only danger associated with … Read more
Cats are attracted by the color and scent of this flowering shrub and its perfume-like fragrance. The leaves and stems of phlox are bitter-tasting which may discourage a cat from nibbling on it. A cat cannot cause any harm to the plant if consumed so it isn’t harmful or poisonous to your cat or kitten. … Read more
Cats are curious creatures with a knack for finding and eating anything they can fit into their mouths. They have been known to eat just about anything they encounter in the wild and at home. While cats are inquisitive by nature, they tend to avoid eating unfamiliar items unless they have some sort of incentive … Read more
While sesame seeds do not contain any hazardous or dangerous elements and are not toxic to cats, they are an inedible meal for most cats. Cats have trouble digesting the seeds, and they also contain substances that prevent proper digestion. Most cats are not interested in eating sesame seeds because they are high in calories, … Read more
Most cats love the taste of raspberries and other fruits, and there’s no need to worry about them causing any harm to your cat. But keep a tight eye on your cat when you first give them a raspberry. You never know if a cat has a sensitivity to them, and if they exhibit any … Read more
Cats are carnivores, with obligate carnivorous eating habits. Cats are able to digest proteins that come from meat, poultry, eggs, and other animal products. Scrambled eggs are a rich source of plant-based proteins for cats to consume and are also low in fats and cholesterol. However, don’t add any other seasonings to the eggs before … Read more