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Curiosity won't kill the cat this time.

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Cats are curious by nature, and if you've ever had to pull your furry friend out of your pantry, closet, or even dresser drawer, you know that few things can dissuade a cat from getting into whatever it wants. But while most household objects are harmless for them to riffle through, many houseplants aren't. Snake plants, peace lilies, ivies, and more common houseplants actually toxic to cats and can cause serious harm (even death) if eaten or ingested. Lilies are the most serious offenders—even the water in the vase is dangerous to cats. That's why it's so important to choose cat safe plants.
When shopping for houseplants, it's best to ask professionals for guidance, and most online stores often have a "pet safe" section. A good rule of thumb is that ferns and air plants are safe plants for cats, but you should steer clear of any sort of ivy or variety of philodendron. You can also grow any kind of catnip or cat grasses (such as wheatgrass) in containers indoors—and your pet will love you forever if you do.
This doesn't mean all the popular houseplants you want are off limits. In fact, there are a number of beautiful plants safe for cats that can be displayed without fear of poisoning. We can't guarantee your cat won't chew on the leaves or make a mess with the potting soil, but we can ensure that they won't get sick when they do. Ahead, we highlight 10 of the most popular cat safe plants to grow and display around your home.

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