The Verdict š¾
After extensive paw-sitive research, I, Dr. Mittens, declare Arborvitae a safe plant for both humans and feline aficionados. Yes, dear humans, you can relax your overly cautious tailsāthis green friend wonāt send you or your precious kitties into a tizzy. I fully approve of its presence in your homes, as long as you donāt expect me to cuddle up with it!
The Taste Test
Now, letās ponder why a curious cat like myself might find Arborvitae intriguing. With its lush, feathery foliage, it resembles a rather enticing feather toy, just begging for a good swat. Picture it: soft, green tendrils that sway ever so slightly in the breezeāoh, the temptation! Perhaps in some alternate feline universe, itās a delightful snack, or maybe Iām just imagining itās a wiggly lizard ready to be pounced upon. But alas, my taste buds remain untested!
The Puke Factor
Should a brave (or foolish) feline decide to indulge in a nibble of Arborvitae, fear not! No rapid expulsion of lunch is in order. In fact, this plant is as gentle as a catnap on a sunny windowsill. If consumed, you may experience a mild case of āfeline disinterest,ā which manifests as a lack of enthusiasm towards your usual dinner. But don't worry, no dramatic drama here!
Human Instructions
Dear human servants, you can rest easy with Arborvitae in your abode. Allow this green sentinel to remain and grace your living space. Just remember, itās not a toy for your furry overlord, so keep those paws away from itāless temptation for us means less judgment for you!