Deciding what plants you will have around or on your cat outside of the cat enclosure is an important part of your cat enclosure plans. Since many plants can be toxic to cats, I am dedicating this article to three excellent plants that are healthy for both humans and felines and are a great accessory for your cat’s cage or a safe environment around your fence. cat test. Have you ever wondered why cats and dogs graze on the grass? The fact is, animals need green vegetables just like people do; your pets instinctively eat green grass to balance their high-protein diets.
This is why planting oatmeal, wheatgrass, and catnip around the cat-proof fence or placing a container inside your cat can be a healthy and attractive addition to your cat’s house. Pets, as similar species in nature, should eat at least a small amount of vegetables. The enzymes in oats appear to be particularly helpful in the digestive tract of some animals. Small containers of oatmeal can easily be grown indoors as long as there is enough sunlight. Cats will be especially interested in sprouted fat.
Another great plant to add to your cat’s enclosure plans is wheatgrass; the most concentrated green leafy vegetable available. You can easily and inexpensively supplement your pet’s diet with wheatgrass and grow it yourself.
Wheatgrass contains high concentrations of chlorophyll, enzymes, antioxidant nutrients, vitamins A, complex B, C, E, and K, minerals, and a complete set of amino acids. So how do these nutrients add up to healthier, happier pets? The powerful nutrients contained in wheatgrass are known to promote healthy night vision; improve the health of the gums, skin and coat; neutralize the infection; to heal wounds; and decrease inflammation, among other benefits.
Another appropriate plant for your outdoor cat’s house is catnip. This is especially true if you have kittens. Most cats and especially kittens thrive on catnip. Catnip (Nepata cataria) is a member of the mint (Labiatae) family. It is a perennial herb that grows up to 3 feet. Therefore, it may be more appropriate to surround your cat-proof fence with this lush plant. Take care that your outdoor catio or cathouse is tall enough to accommodate your fully grown catnip. These are three healthy, easy-to-grow plants that you can include in your cat’s enclosure plans or by surrounding your cat-proof catio or fence.
