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How to keep my cat from peeing in my plants?
I have 2 cats for starters. I am not sure which one it is and I have been unable to catch them in the act so it makes it hard to correct them. I was more curious if anyone knows anything i can do to keep the cats out of my indoor plants?
8 Answers
- UnicornriderLv 71 decade agoFavorite Answer
You can depending on the size of the ot, use stones, about three to five inches high, on the soil. I have used bricks on the past too. You can use toothpicks with round edges so they do not hurt the cat's paws. Just enough so the cat cannot get a paw onto the ground - if they reach the ground, they will go.
Time to re-pot the plants - that urine is so strong it can kill just about anything.
- 1 decade ago
I had a cat that did that. So I put chicken wire around the inside of the planter, covering the dirt. She didn't like stepping on it at all, and she stopped peeing in it. Hope this helps.
- 1 decade ago
get him a litter box cats are very easy to train because they normally have to dig holes soo they look for dirt...try messing around in the box while he is watching make a whole and cover i had a cat who after seeing me do that just once learned make surE and tell him BRAVO after wards keeps um happy.Good luck :)
- 1 decade ago
Try putting some stones around the plant, you know the little pebbles you can buy
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- Anonymous1 decade ago
If peeing your pants is cool, consider me Miles Davis
- 1 decade ago
for some reason cats dont like an orange scent. so spray a fragrance that has orange or citris in it and see if that helps!
- Anonymous1 decade ago
if they arn't fixed, try peeing in/around your plants. That will tell them it is not their territory and to not pee in it
Source(s): My dad used to do it. - 1 decade ago
Well are they boys? Are they fixed? If they arnt fixed, get on it. After boys are fixed they stop peeing :)