Could you please provide a list of all the plant names for what I would get? I need to make sure none are toxic to cats (as per SPCA's list).
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Diyfam, I was not provided with a list of the Succulent plant names that I ordered. There are so many different varieties of these little gems... which are related to the cactus family, but they have no thorns. I don't know of any of these little beauties that are toxic to cats. I have a cat, and he is NOT at all interested in my little garden of succulents. Remember... they will freeze if you leave them out in the harsh cold temperatures. My sister is keeping mine in her enclosed back porch for me until spring.
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if you have cats, hang your plants. a couple hooks in the top of a window frame, clear fishing line, some binder rings and mini planters / pails with holes in the sides for binder rings and you can have an entire hanging garden. ive got about 30 in my window right now. good luck
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Names not listed. Ome is a borros tail and other crassulas They come without labels. These are very small cuttings, with only a couple of "leaves.' I must say, I did get far more than 10. Very pleased with the selection, as I am using them in a desert themed terrarium. Not fammiliar with too many names of succulents. Sorry I could not be of greater help.
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Greetings, for those that have Cat's/Kittens with an insatiable desire to eat the Mossy substance may I suggest some sort of decorative River Stones, Zen Stones, Florist Glass Vase Pebbles? This may prove to be less interesting to them. Just a thought.
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I have no idea. I could test them on my cat if you'd like. I'm pretty sure there are non-toxic.
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Please research this because the ingredients could be harmful to cats. What's safe for dogs may not be safe for a cat.
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Laura K. I searched for an answer to no avail. I would steer clear of it. PS Cats don't really need fish.
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I don't think so, it is the ficus and sago palm junipers that are harmful to cats.
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Well, I got the the one that looks like the tiny blades of grass on the top left--neanthebella palm, nephthytis which doesn't look like what shows up on google images, and 3 other plants that weren't labeled and have died. I've had better luck going to the local nursery. The plants there are healthier.
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Our experience has been GREAT with Dasuquin!! We do use cat food for the bait and switch it up from time-to-time with a bit of tuna (left over from a serving of tuna salad) and chicken. Good luck...well worth the effort from our experience.Bernie.
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Yes has stems and flowers. BUT be aware! The stems are very brittle and can get stuck in your cats mouth and throat. Cats don't have teeth that can grind the stems. My cat got a stem caught in his mouth and ran around shaking his head and salivating until I could get him and see what the problem was. VERY lucky he didn't get it caught in his throat. I will not buy this brand because of that hazard. Not worth it. Find something without stems or strain the stems out before you give it to your cat.
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Probably not. Also this is too low a quantity to dose a garden with. Try a cat repellent or scattering pinecones in your garden
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To: Doctor "K",I will look right now, so hold on. My cats are all so nutty, it is hard to tell if they are having that special "feeling" from one of their catnip toys. I ordered these because they have the rattles in them and when I throw them, I shake them first and they love that noise. Then it is like a herd of buffalo running for them. My veterinarian came to my home and told me that hands down, she has never ever seen so many cat toys. LOL From what I can see on the box and also read on the individual tag attached to each little mouse, there is no catnip in/on them. To: Doctor "K",I will look right now, so hold on. My cats are all so nutty, it is hard to tell if they are having that special "feeling" from one of their catnip toys. I ordered these because they have the rattles in them and when I throw them, I shake them first and they love that noise. Then it is like a herd of buffalo running for them. My veterinarian came to my home and told me that hands down, she has never ever seen so many cat toys. LOL From what I can see on the box and also read on the individual tag attached to each little mouse, there is no catnip in/on... » Read More To: Doctor "K",I will look right now, so hold on. My cats are all so nutty, it is hard to tell if they are having that special "feeling" from one of their catnip toys. I ordered these because they have the rattles in them and when I throw them, I shake them first and they love that noise. Then it is like a herd of buffalo running for them. My veterinarian came to my home and told me that hands down, she has never ever seen so many cat toys. LOL From what I can see on the box and also read on the individual tag attached to each little mouse, there is no catnip in/on them. « Show Less
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Nutrition is nutrition, how it was derived is of little concern to me provided it is safe for my cat and produced according the laws of our land. When he kills and eats moles outside, I really don't want to know the details, but I can guarantee you it would not be approved by the PETA set in spite of it being an essential part of mother nature.
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Could you check their websitehttp://m.naturesvariety.com/Instinct/cat/kibble/chicken
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From what I know the product is mostly for anybody who might want to use it, humans or animals. My cats really like it if that helps, me, not really. I'll stick with red leaf lettuce, scallions and plum tomatoes with olive oil, balsamic vinegar and some croutons.
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No, my shipment didn't arrive with a list of plants by species. However, I contacted the seller for another reason and they were completely helpful. I'm sure they would be happy to include a list of plants if you request it with your order. FYI, I had a bigger order so I received many duplicate plants.
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I would not give this to cats. it is based on body weight, half a tablet per 20 lbs. the labeling makes no mention of cats, only specifically for dogs. I would call your vet to get a recommendation for your cat.
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I don't have anything done with the cats. Cannot personally speak to whether that applies to dogs. Anecdotally, my friend did not with his dogs and still reported excellent outcomes with pest control.