#BEAR PAW SUCCULENT CATS FULL#

By continuing to place an order, you acknowledge that Succulent Market is unable to guarantee that your plants will arrive in good condition. Due to the high heat and humidity in your local forecast, it is likely that your order will not survive during delivery. Unfortunately cactus and succulents do not thrive in incredibly humid environments, for this reason, it may be best to wait to place an order when your local forecast is less humid and more suitable for shipping live plants.

In doing so, you accept the risk that your succulents may freeze during shipment, and agree that Succulent Market is not entitled to issue a refund or replacement for succulents that arrive damaged. If you do choose to continue to place an order without a heat pack, you acknowledge that Succulent Market is unable to guarantee that your plants will arrive in good condition. It may be best to wait to place an order until your local forecast is warmer and more suitable for shipping live plants. Info: Indoors, your Bear’s Paw will probably stay green.Outdoors, the more sunlight it gets, the more the tips will redden. If they get plenty of sunlight, the claws on the leaves will turn a dark reddish color, like your bear has been hunting.

#BEAR PAW SUCCULENT CATS FULL#

Unfortunately, succulents cannot survive in freezing temperatures. Bear Paw wants full sunlight, outdoors or in a south-facing window, for at least six hours per day. Shipping to: Please enter Shipping ZipCode ADD HEAT PACK so your order of live plants does not freeze during delivery. With that in mind, try to AVOID these species: Some succulents are composed of toxic compounds that you don't want ingested by your cats (and perhaps your dogs or other household pets). Even the water that lilies have been sitting in can contain toxins. All parts of the plant are dangerous: petals, leaves, stem, and pollen. Which succulent plants are toxic to cats? Lilies, including daylilies, tiger lilies, Easter lilies, and moreare extremely toxic plants for cats and can cause acute kidney failure. So rather than listing all the safe species of succulents, it's easier to learn and recognize the few you should definitely avoid. Most succulents are truly pet friendly (which is great news since they're easy to grow, distinctive decoratives, and ever growing in popularity). Which succulents are definitely safe to have around cats? If it's one of the toxic succulents, chewing might result in varied degrees of pet illness - and of course unwanted leaf damage and /or plant loss. The juicer the leaf, the greater the temptation. Sure! Your furry friends’ nature for nibbling new things might result in a nip or two. So consider keeping your plants away from your cats' ease of reach. and succulents’ colors, shapes, and textures tend to resemble their own household toys. After all, they are hunters who want to check out all that is around them . Ĭuriosity typically rules when it comes to cats, so they probably will explore your plants time and again. You just need a little knowledge and prevention, so read on. Succulents and cats can safely share the same household. Is it safe to grow any succulents if I have cats?

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