Although palm leaves aren’t poisonous to cats, they don’t contain any nutritional value. So, it’s best to discourage your cat from eating palm leaves. If your cat consistently eats plant leaves, make sure that there isn’t an underlying medical condition Read more…
Spray Bitter Apple, a well-known repellent, on your plants. Cats hate the odor, but it is unnoticeable to humans and safe for your plants. Citrus and diluted vinegar has a similar effect. The smell will often be enough to keep Read more…
Coffee grounds are great for palm trees because they add plenty of nutrients such as nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium, calcium, magnesium, and copper. It also provides acidity to the soil and promotes beneficial soil life. Can you put coffee grounds around Read more…
Make The Plants Unappealing Because cats don’t like the taste or smell of citrus, mix together water with lemon, lime or orange juice, and then spritz this on your plants. Often, the smell of the citrus is enough to keep Read more…
10-10-10 is considered an all-purpose, balanced fertilizer that you can use for all kinds of plants and situations. Where can I use 10 10 10 fertilizer? All-Purpose Fertilizer 10-10-10 is great for your vegetable garden, shrubs, trees or flower beds. Read more…
It’s A Form Of Pica The reason your kitty might be so prone to stealing your rubber bands, hair ribbons, and ties to play with and in some cases eat them, is a certain condition called pica. This is a Read more…
Palms can be iffy for pets, but the parlor palm is considered non-toxic. Tall and elegant, this pet-safe plant thrives in indirect light and tolerates shadier spots too. They typically reach about four feet, but with care, they can reach Read more…
Most palms that are commercially available as houseplants are non-toxic to pets. The exception is the Sago Palm which is not a palm at all but a cycad. All parts of this plant are toxic to the point of being Read more…
Can I still tie my hair up with extensions in? Yes it is still possible to tie your hair up with extensions in as they are applied away from the parting and away from your hair line. The LA weave Read more…
Under normal circumstances, palm trees and palm leaves are not poisonous to cats. This is not common to all palms, however. There are some – such as the sago palm tree – that are very poisonous to cats and dogs. Read more…