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Pamela Anderson Can Make Her Plants Pet Safe

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Cats are notorious plant nibblers and soil diggers. But, with
some careful plant selection, placement, and creativity, you can
keep your cat from ruining your plants, and keep your cat safe
from potentially harmful plant varieties.


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Pamela Anderson Can Make Her Plants Pet Safe
Copyright (c) 2006-2008 Wesley Berry, AAF
Wesley Berry Flowers
http://www.800wesleys.com/



Actress Pamela Anderson is a well-known animal lover and
activist. Like many people, Ms. Anderson may struggle with
keeping houseplants safe from pets. In fact, cats are notorious
plant nibblers and soil diggers. But, with some careful plant
selection, placement, and creativity, you can keep your cat from
ruining your plants, and keep your cat safe from potentially
harmful plant varieties.

First and foremost, you'll want to make certain you're keeping
your pets safe from plants that are poisonous or that may cause
stomach or skin irritations. There are many common varieties of
plants that may make your cat sick, or may even cause death.
Among those common plants are dieffenbachia, philodendron, and
lilies. Some varieties of ivies and yews may also be harmful as
well as the bulbs of tulips, daffodils, and amaryllis. Some
people suggest testing your plants for toxicity by breaking open
the stem or leaf and rubbing some of the plant's juices on your
skin. Then, watch for reactions. If you develop a rash or other
irritation, the plant is probably not safe for your pet. While
this may work, the best advice is really to check with your
veterinarian. Your florist can also help you select pet-safe
plants.

If your cat likes to nibble on your plants, try providing him
with his own potted grasses to chew. You can purchase seed mixes
specifically combined for cat "salads." These are available
through most pet supply stores, and some florists and greenhouses
carry them, too. Encourage your cat to gnaw on those plants and
discourage him from touching yours. To keep him away from yours,
you can spray them with substances that won't harm the plant,
but that taste bad to your cat. These deterrent sprays include
bitter apple and other commercially available substances. You can
also squirt the cat with water from a spray bottle when he
approaches your plants.

If your cat is a digger, try placing a layer of decorative rock
on top of the soil in the pot. If the rocks alone don't work,
you can purchase weed fabric to place under the rock. There are
also less attractive methods to keep your cat from digging in the
pot, such as aluminum foil, waxed paper, or sticky strips that
are most often used to keep cats from scratching furniture.
However, since those methods will take away from the look of your
plant, I recommend first trying the rock and weed fabric.

Many people with cats love the touch of color houseplants bring
to a room, but may avoid owning them simply because of the hassle
involved in keeping the cat from destroying them or scattering
dirt everywhere. However, even pet lovers like Pamela Anderson
can keep plants-and pets-safe. Your florist may also have some
tried and true tips to keep your plants looking great despite
your pet's efforts. 




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Wesley Berry is member of the American Academy of Floriculture 
(AAF) and President of Wesley Berry Flowers, a successful 
multi-million dollar floral business that was established 
in 1946. He is also the developer of 
http://www.Localnewsdelivery.com a website that delivers local 
news to over 40,000 communities across the country.  Recently 
he also launched a website providing information about various  
places of worship (http://www.local-worship.com) throughout 
the United States. Visit Wesley Berry Flowers on the web at 
http://www.800wesleys.com


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