10 CAT FRIENDLY PLANTS

Don't scrap an indoor nature collection for the sake of Whiskers. You can have both healthy felines & green decor, as long as you make sure your plant babies won't  poison your cat babies.
Before you make a trip to the nursery, browse our list of cat-friendly plants that are safe for your furry friend (and excellent additions to your home decor).
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1. PONYTAIL PALM

Beaucarnea recurvata
These playful plants are air purifiers. They prefer lower light, so they're ideal for rooms that need life but have little sunlight to give. 
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2. Air plants

Tillandsia varieties
If you don't have air plants yet, you're missing out. They look delicate but are easy to take care of-just soak them in water every week or two.
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3. CALATHEA PRAYER PLANT

Calathea orbifolia
Why not update your bathroom decor? They love humidity, so plop one next to your shower or tub to really make them feel at home.
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4. Rattlesnake Plant

Calathea Iancifolia
The Calathea family is all about texture and vibrancy. The rattlesnake plant's crinkly leaves make it a unique addition to your indoor garden.
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5. Calathea peacock

Calathea makoyana
Calathea plants check all of the necessary boxes: non-toxic to cats, air-purifying, unique look and feel. This just may be our new favorite plant.
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6. HIBISCUS

Hibiscus rosa-sinensis, Hibiscus syriacus
These beauties have about 1k colorful options. They work well inddors & out, especially if you want to attract hummingbirds & butterflies.
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7. BROMELIAD

Guzmania lingulata
For a plant that's known for being drought-tolerant, the Bromeliad blooms pretty flowers & long leaves. This one loves sunlight & can grow up to 20 inchaes.
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8. PEPEROMIA GINNY

Peperomia clusiifolia
Unassuming in size, the Peperomia Ginny is super resilient & can survive in many different climates.

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9. IMpatiens

Impatiens varieties
Impatiens are excellent balcony, walkway & window box plants. They offer bright, cheerful colors.
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10. STAGHORN FERN

Platycerium bifurcatum 
Some ferns are non-toxic to cats & dogs, while others could be poisonous. It's important to check both the common name & scientific name.

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