Many summer residents have noticed that in nature our pets show an active interest in garden and vegetable crops.
If it is easier to wean a cat off interest in plants in an apartment, then it is much more difficult to do this in a country house.
It is especially important to take into account the fact that some of the crops may be dangerous for our pets.
What plants can be dangerous for cats?
Experts agree that it is worth weaning people off the habit of "treating" plants, if possible, since the list of dangerous names is quite impressive.
Not everyone knows, for example, that even tomato tops are dangerous for cats. Any nightshade crops can pose a health threat.
You shouldn't let your pet near wild grapes either. Tansy, which is good for humans and in the right dosage, can also be harmful to your cat's health.
Mistletoe, delphinium, datura and celandine also pose a danger.
Eating hydrangeas and hellebore can lead to heart problems.
Wheat and catnip will be beneficial. A cat can also eat carrot tops without any risk to its health. Also, some cats like to eat regular hard grass on purpose, as it helps them cleanse their gastrointestinal tract.
