Experts disagree—some list spider plants (Chlorophytum comosum) as toxic, others as safe. But all houseplants pose risks to cats.
Keep all plants out of reach. Provide cat grass (Dactylis glomerata)—$1.99 at pet stores. Cats prefer it and leave houseplants alone. Grows fast, easy to maintain.
Indoor cats crave greenery. Outdoor cats eat grass; indoor cats substitute your plants. Cat grass satisfies the instinct safely.
Expert advice from Tracy, houseplant specialist.
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