like and spray herb or something or any idea
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tip pepper in the plant pot
get cacti and have a clean litter box ,clean it everyother day
other wise ,bring your cats a lot closer to the plants dig a hole and use them in for compost to plant a tree ,
and get newer models that behave more civilised.
millions of kittens around to choose from.
little moth balls, not to many, cats do not like.
You could always spray stinky stuff in the flowers that want hurt the plants or the animals
I found this webpage that should help you. The part about houseplants is copied below, and the link is below that. Good luck!!
"Houseplants
Cats have a natural desire for greenery to chew, and your live houseplants might become a target. Some of these plants can be extremely toxic to cats, and for your cat's safety you need to learn to recogize and get rid of these plants. Check this list to see if any of your house plants are on it, then either discard or make completely unavailable those plants. For other plants, try the bitter apple spray or the Ssscat! product."
http://cats.about.com/cs/behavior2/a/che.
Check the answers where this same question was already asked before by Ulka.
Or my friend says plant there own poo in the plant so they wont go back because they are merely wanting to mark territory.
I prefer other answers .personally. Ugh! (smile) so gross.
see ya!
Put the plants you don't want them getting into somewhere that's hard for them to get to, and then get another plant like catnip or wheat grass and put it on the floor where they can get it easily. Let them have their own plant, and they'll be a lot less interested in the ones you don't want them to have.
Hitting cats will never help them to learn what is right %26 wrong, it just makes them scared of you.
If it's indoor plants I would rub citronella oil onto the pots %26 around the rim so they won't want to go near it. If it's outside, then good luck %26 I'd bet everyone's cats poop there.
This may sound extreme, but get rid of your plants. Many are poisonous and can be of extreme danger for your cats. If this is not your first choice remedy, I would try to make sure they stay in separate areas of the house - is that possible?
Better safe than sorry!
we used a water spray bottle for a while but then they just learned to wait until we weren't around, then I heard about
tin foil balls..make lots of balls out of tinfoil about the size
of small baseballs and put those around each plant..cats
don't like them
Move your plants to high shelves or hang from the ceiling.
Sprinkle pepper in your plant. Red or black would work.
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