Tulips should not be kept by cats because the bulbs of tulips contain a small amount of toxins, which can easily cause discomfort to cats after eating them. In addition to tulips, lilies cannot be planted. Lilies are highly toxic to cats, and pollen can also affect cats’ sense of smell. If you want to grow flowers and plants at home, you can choose catnip and cat grass, which cats can eat and will not be toxic.

It is not recommended to keep tulips when raising cats

It is not recommended to keep tulips when raising cats, because the bulbs of tulips contain a small amount of toxicity and alkaloids, and cats will feel various discomforts after eating. Because cats have lively and active personalities and are full of curiosity about things around them, tulips need to be placed high and out of reach of cats.

In addition to tulips, do not plant lilies and chrysanthemums at home. Lilies are also highly toxic to cats. The pollen from lilies in the air will also affect the cat's sense of smell and make it difficult to breathe.

When raising cats at home, you can choose to plant plants that are less harmful to cats, such as common cat grass and catnip. After cats eat cat grass, it can promote intestinal digestion and absorption. After eating catnip, cats can relieve their nervous mood and quickly get used to the new growth environment.