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Cat Urine on Cactus: Damage Control

Can Cat Pee Kill a Cactus?

4-year-old cactus dying; owner suspects cat urine.

Advice

Unsure about urine toxicity.
Water thoroughly when soil dry.
Keep out of direct sun.
Try "Superthrive" (nursery product).

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