How to stop cats from eating plants? Friends who have raised cats and plants know that cats and plants can never live in peace. Cats often eat all the potted plants. So how to stop cats from tossing green plants?

First, you can add a protective barrier around the plants you are raising. Put up barbed wire or isolation nets, or bury a few sanitary balls in the soil. This allows plants to escape the clutches of cats and avoid harm.

Secondly, you can spray some lemon water on the surface of the plants. Cats hate the smell of lemon water. Therefore, spraying with lemon water can also help plants escape the clutches of cats.

Third, add a few parasitic vines around the potted plants, or spray some bitters on the leaves of the plants so that cats will stop chewing the plants.

Fourth, when the cat is chewing plants, the breeder should give him severe scolding and punishment. If the cat at home refuses to change, you can use a water gun to punish it. Slowly change your cat's habit of chewing plants.

In fact, preventing cats from eating plants not only protects the safety of plants; it also ensures the physical safety of cats and prevents cats from being poisoned and life-threatening due to eating plants.