| It's never fun to wake up to houseplants with giant | | | | the rest of it, so it goes...well, on your carpet. |
| bite marks taken out of them. Your cat isn't doing it | | | | The best thing you can do, for both your carpets |
| because it hates you, though, it just doesn't | | | | and your plants, is to buy some Dactylis glomerata, |
| understand what you want it to do! | | | | or cat grass. It provides a wide variety of essential |
| The easiest way to solve this problem is to provide | | | | vitamins and minerals that are essential for your cats |
| the cat with a plant of its own. I don't mean that the | | | | health, and will prevent it from destroying your plants. |
| cat is going to water and take care of it, but that if | | | | Cats don't need a massive intake of plants, but if |
| there's something with more draw to it than | | | | they aren't getting it they'll certainly try to attack |
| munching on lilacs, it's certainly going to do that | | | | yours or go outside for their nutrients. |
| instead. | | | | It's important to watch your cat after it eats the |
| Cats are very particular about their diet, as we all | | | | grass. For some cats, it may cause vomiting. This is |
| know. Ever wondered why cats go outside and eat a | | | | not to say that it's a bad thing for the cat, because |
| bunch of grass, just to throw it all up again? They | | | | a lot of what they throw up is loose hair in their |
| aren't being stupid, it's their way of getting necessary | | | | stomach, which can decrease hairball problems. |
| vitamins. It just so happens that they can't process | | | | |