The first step in the beginner s guide is to have a planter.
Creating an indoor cat garden.
Planter when looking for the right planter search for one that is tall enough for your cat s head to reach the plants but also small enough so that there isn t room for your cat to try and use it as a litter box or walk in it and make.
With their own garden they now get to smell chew on and rub against plants.
Make an indoor cat garden an oasis for your dearest kitty.
It is a good way to start making a cat garden in your household it s preferable that it s tall so that your cat s head could reach it and a bit narrow so that it doesn t turn into your cat s litter box or your indoor cat s playing space.
My mother loves to garden but she also has a large assortment of cats too.
Here s our quick guide to creating a lush and stimulating indoor garden for your cat.
Pick the perfect spot.
Although these are largely indoor kitties they have a designated area all their own outdoors in which they are free to roam about.
Why limit choices to indoors.
Don t stop with indoors only a cat themed indoor outdoor doormat is a great choice.
With a little creativity you can keep your cat stimulated and interested by bringing the outdoors inside by making them an indoor cat garden.
Mom calls it the cat palace.
Read on for tips on creating a cat friendly garden.
So the first thing i suggest you for creating an indoor cat garden is to avoid growing plants that are toxic to a cat.
As i love growing plants indoors i always keep care when choosing plants if they are safe for my kitty.
After all you want to keep your cat garden statues neat and clean.
Then an indoor cat garden is just what your home needs to bring the outdoors in for your curious critter.
There s a lot of discussion about whether it is best for cats to be primarily indoors versus outdoors.
Something they have been unable to do until now.
But it is important to be aware of which are cat safe plants and which aren t.
7 ways to keep an indoor cat happy.
To start with you ll need to pick a place to put your garden.
Keeping an indoor cat happy and healthy not only means providing them with proper nutrition and regular veterinary visits but it also means keeping their environment enriched.
A properly curated cat garden with the right selection of plants will also provide plenty of health benefits for your feline.