New Guinea Inpatients are one of the few shade-tolerant flowers that are non-toxic to cats.
Yes! If the cat eats a hyacinth then they can have nausea, vomiting, tremors, depression, diarrhea, and maybe even death. The bulb is the most poisonous part of the plant.
As with many houseplants, the cordyline red star is toxic to cats. Cats have a habit of eating houseplants whether the plants are toxic or not so it is important to keep toxic plants out of a cat's reach.
It depends on the cat. If the cat's very young and used to being on its own, then it could be a maybe, if the cat's very old, the cat could stay away. On the other hand, yes, it is in the cat's nature to kill the guinea pig. It does not matter what cat it is, they will think its a mouse and will want to play and will get rough and will kill it.
Lisianthus plants are relatively rare and cats seem to love them. The plant is attractive to cats and thankfully not toxic to them. No one is quite sure why cats love this plant so much but many cat owners feel the plant gives off a pleasing scent that cats can't resist.
No my cat eats them and it is fine
Yes, the Christmas cactus is considered a cat-friendly plant as it is non-toxic to cats and generally safe for them to be around.
Take your cat immediately to a vet if he eats hibiscus. All parts of this type of plant is toxic to cats.
No - nettles are a toxic plant with small stingers while catnip is a non-toxic member of the mint family.
Yes! If the cat eats a hyacinth then they can have nausea, vomiting, tremors, depression, diarrhea, and maybe even death. The bulb is the most poisonous part of the plant.
I am not sure but i do no that a cat can attack a guinea pig and so can dogs so it is better not to buy a guinea pig if u have a cat or dog.
As with many houseplants, the cordyline red star is toxic to cats. Cats have a habit of eating houseplants whether the plants are toxic or not so it is important to keep toxic plants out of a cat's reach.
Cats may vomit after being near a ponytail palm plant because the plant is toxic to them. The plant contains saponins, which can cause gastrointestinal upset in cats when ingested or even just from being in close proximity to the plant. It is important to keep your cat away from the plant to prevent further health issues.
I have not found any references to this plant being toxic, but being a multi-cat household including a cockatiel I would be careful and make sure that the plant is in a no pet zone.
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what is a guinea pigs enemiesthe cat family
Well... this is a tough question because it really depends on the cat and guinea pigs personality. Personally I keep my cat as far away from my guinea pigs as possible because I don't trust my cat. If there is no way your cat could get into their cage or stick its paw in the side it would be okay.... But no I don't think that I would put your cat near them. I know of some people that have cats and guinea pigs which are best friends but No you shouldn't.
It is not on any lists on the internet as being toxic to cats but it is also not on any lists as not being toxic. It has been discussed as making cats seem inebriated. So it may have the effect of beer or wine. Not exactly toxic but an effect none the less. I would attempt to keep them separated for the sake of both the plant and the cat. Good luck.