Choosing houseplants that purify air and pose no danger to curious cats can be tricky. While most cats avoid toxic plants, kittens and indoor-only cats may chew foliage out of boredom. Hanging baskets keep plants out of reach.
These are non-toxic but haven’t been formally tested for air purification: Bamboo, Begonia, Coleus, Geranium, Ferns, African Violets.
For a comprehensive toxicity database, visit the Veterinary Partner article on poisonous plants.
Place plants in bright, indirect light; water when the top inch of soil is dry; and enjoy cleaner air without worrying about your feline friend.
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