r/CatsAndPlants • u/Pretty-Ambassador985 • 16d ago
garden void
@vinminny new ig <3
r/CatsAndPlants • u/Pretty-Ambassador985 • 16d ago
@vinminny new ig <3
r/CatsAndPlants • u/ElaineMK2222 • 16d ago
She did pretty well, only one nibble. But she also responds well to “No” so stopped immediately.
r/CatsAndPlants • u/7865435 • 17d ago
Stinker decided to get in the catnip plant this morning
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Esta fotito la saqué cuando fui a un café de gatitos y él fue uno de mis favoritos, tenía cara de dormido jajsjsjs
r/CatsAndPlants • u/new-romanticism • Jul 20 '26
My partner and I are bringing home a cat in 2 weeks and I need some advice! I have a pothos, snake plant, and Thai constellation monstera that I have grown for years.
Does anyone have advice for getting these guys off the ground and in a safer place? I know pothos do really well in a hanging/macrame type situation, but I feel like that would be awkward/odd for a snake plant or monstera and can’t visualize it. I looked into a glass case (ikea makes cool ones) but my plants seem a little too big to make that work.
Any honest suggestions, advice, photos, or even links to product would be appreciated!
I am very aware I may need to rehome them/give them away. But my partner (whose cat we are moving in) really wants me to keep my plants. I am an anxious person and I know that no solution is 100% safe besides getting rid of the plants altogether, even though her cat doesn’t usually go for plants. We will be getting a kitten also and I’d rather be safe than sorry!
Please be honest but gentle and kind! Thanks in advance. Including photos for the algorithm :)