What to do if your cat starts eating indoor flowers: rules that are important to know
If your pet starts gnawing on the leaves of your indoor plants, this is a cause for concern.
However, some flowers may contain toxins that can negatively affect the cat's health, leading to nausea and other symptoms.
In addition, damage to the gastrointestinal tract and oral cavity may occur.
In extreme cases, the outcome can be fatal.
Therefore, you should take your animal to the doctor to prevent trouble.
Next, we need to figure out why the cat decided to start gnawing on plants and continues to do so.
The very first reason is a poor diet, dirty water and food bowls.
It is still important that the pet receives all the important elements during the meal. At the same time, the dishes should be clean. Not every cat will want to eat from a dirty bowl.
Another reason is that the cat may be bored. In this case, you need to spend more time playing with your pet.
Earlier we told you which indoor plants are dangerous for cats.
