plants

Something all cat owners can relate to... a universal truth: cats and their plants that never stood a chance. It's a hard lesson that some never seem to give up on. With each plant you buy and bring into your home, you're filled with peace and happiness. This plant will brighten up the room, it will add scenery to your garden, it can even provide you with food and your favorite tea ingredients. Too bad the chances of it surviving are so darn low. Why? Because cats will always find a way to either destroy your new plant baby, munch away on the juicy leaves, or just decide to live in the pot where it slowly, but surely, dies. 

It's an eternal struggle, this endless game we play. This is why cat owners can't have nice things:

Some of you may already know the dangers lilies, among other plants, pose to our beloved fur babies. However, some may not and that is why sharing such information is so crucial... it may just save a life. 

Lilies are poisonous to cats and dogs, and one owner, Lindsey Warnock, had to discover that the hard way. Don't worry, her cat Willow is doing just fine now, but it's a story all pet owners should take heed of. 

Always do research before bringing a plant home, here is a list of safe and approved plants. 

Her story has since gone viral with nearly 300k shares but we're asking you to continue spreading the word. 

Plant lovers and animal lovers rejoice! We finally have come across the perfect plant that as adorable as an animal! 

Introducing the rare succulent -- Monilaria Moniliforme! 

The succulent looks like tiny bunny ears sprouting from the soil! The best part? These little succulents require minimal care but still make your house feel natural and homey. 

It's a win-win! 

Anyone else have a craving to play Animal Crossing all of a sudden? Well, this new app called Seek, is essentially the same idea Animal Crossing has done and what Shazam has done for music. 

Ever wondered what was that plant you came across on your hike the other day? Or what type of critter you saw inside your house? Of course you have -- because we all have! Imagine not knowing what poison ivy looks like and being able to detect it when this app! This brilliant app now gives you all that knowledge in the palm of your hand!

That's pretty wild. 

Story via Metro

People plant gardens to attract bees, birds and butterflies. Maybe your cat would appreciate the same treatment. Sure, some plants are toxic to cats but there are many plants and garden features that aren't harmful and that cats can enjoy eating, rolling around in or lounging on. But in addition to plants, the people at Adventure cats have come up with few more cool ideas you can meke at your home garden.  

Can you guess what tasty treat these plants will become?

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Seriously though, these are gorgeous!

Plants not your thing? Check out these stunning animal tattoos instead.