Cats

Cats are often very naughty, and some owners have planted spider plants, aloe vera, mimosa, and even cactus. Small plants will be pushed directly off the windowsill, and large plants will either bite or roll on them. In short, cats are definitely natural enemies of plants in your home. There are also some plants, such as Dripping Water Guanyin, which are poisonous and can be very dangerous for cats if they accidentally eat them. Therefore, it is one of the important tasks of our owners to let cats and plants live in peace. For cats, jumping high, sharpening their claws, chewing plants, etc. are all normal behaviors. However, after living with humans, these behaviors are interpreted as destructive behaviors, which is a bit unfair. The best solution is not to ban it blindly, but to provide appropriate alternatives to meet the needs of cats. Method 1: Hang the plants as much as possible or block them with nets. This can solve the survival problem of some plants. Method 2: Plant more cat grass: In fact, besides being naughty, cats destroy plants because they vomit hair balls. Cats often need to use plant fiber to induce vomiting, but it should be noted that cat grass needs to be planted in Do not apply fertilizers or pesticides to the soil. Nowadays, there is cat grass grown in crystal mud. Not only will the cat grass stink in it, but it is also easy for cats to eat it by mistake. So don’t grow cat grass using hydroponics. Method 3: Spray lemon juice. Cats hate the taste of lemon water. Plants sprayed with lemon juice can help the plants escape from the cat's "claws". Method 4: It is well known that cats are afraid of water, so every time a cat wants to get close to a plant, we spray the plant with a watering can, so that the cat will stay away. Method 5: Interact more with the cat and divert the cat’s attention through toys, games, etc. Animal behavior research shows that the destructive ability of animals is directly proportional to their intelligence. Maybe we should be proud of the intelligence of our pets! Don’t neglect training your cat because of your laziness!