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My sister's cat was eating our lilacs earlier, so I looked this up. Fortunately, lilacs are not poisonous to cats, but some common flowers (like honeysuckle and daffodils) are poisonous to cats.
I had a Siamese cat a few years ago who ate all my new lantanas! Had no idea they were so poisonous to cats. Went out one morning to find all the blooms were gone. I assumed the birds got them. Then saw my cat weaving and stumbling as she was walking and frothing at the mouth. Scooped her up and took her to the vet, a $400 bill to keep her there for 2 days. But she survived! So got a book on poisonous plants to cats to prevent future mishaps.
Thank you so much for posting this. I bookmarked the link! I had no clue Honeysuckle was poisonous to cats! And I have a honeysuckle plant for the Hummingbirds. Last year, none of the cats bothered with it, so I am keeping all fingers crossed the same goes for this year. The trick? I have catnip plants in a private cats-only garden! I make my cats feel special, and in turn they stay out of the rest of my gardens. LOL At least mine do!
Hmmmm I'll have to plant some of these plants especially around where I put my trashbags out. Oddly enough neighbors get mad at you if you shoot their cat with an airsoft when they are tearing open your trash bags. Go figure.
14008042]Hmmmm I'll have to plant some of these plants especially around where I put my trashbags out[/b]. Oddly enough neighbors get mad at you if you shoot their cat with an airsoft when they are tearing open your trash bags. Go figure.
Hmmmm I'll have to plant some of these plants especially around where I put my trashbags out. Oddly enough neighbors get mad at you if you shoot their cat with an airsoft when they are tearing open your trash bags. Go figure.
You could also secure your trash bags inside a trash can with a lid.
You could also secure your trash bags inside a trash can with a lid.
He has no obligation to do that. Just keep your pets to yourself! Its his house, he is free or at least should be free to dispose of his trash any way he wishes without taking YOUR pets into account!
What's with people being so entitled here!
Nevermind he probably has his trash can laced with white lilies so no lid needed!
He has no obligation to do that. Just keep your pets to yourself! Its his house, he is free or at least should be free to dispose of his trash any way he wishes without taking YOUR pets into account!
What's with people being so entitled here!
Nevermind he probably has his trash can laced with white lilies so no lid needed!
Most places have laws about refuse disposal, no one is "free to dispose of it as they wish"
There are many good reasons to keep trash contained. Plenty of other animals tear into trash bags. Dogs, fox, racoons.....people like tinman01 are one of the multitude of reasons I would never let my cats out. That was an old post, but people still do that kind of stuff.
There are sickos everywhere. As proven by the last line of the above post.
Most places have laws about refuse disposal, no one is "free to dispose of it as they wish"
There are many good reasons to keep trash contained. Plenty of other animals tear into trash bags. Dogs, fox, racoons.....people like tinman01 are one of the multitude of reasons I would never let my cats out. That was an old post, but people still do that kind of stuff.
There are sickos everywhere. As proven by the last line of the above post.
Glad you don't let your cats out. What annoys me about this forum...people letting their cats out & expecting people to march to their drum like I'll let my cat out but when you see my cat do A BCD but not XYZ. Aint nobody got time for that.
Cat owners who let their cats out are the reason tinman01 plant ish to get rid of your pets!
As for your ""list"" of animals to be contained, foxes and raccons are wild & dangerous animals so who cares? Dogs & cats should ideally be indoors or at least in a fenced environment so who cares?
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