The Verdict š¾
Good news, my dear humans! The Bay Laurel plant (Laurus nobilis) is as safe as a sunbeam on a cozy afternoon. Yes, I, Dr. Mittens, fully approve of your culinary herb gardenās inclusion of this leafy friend. Just donāt expect me to share your pasta!
The Taste Test
Now, why might a discerning feline consider munching on Bay Laurel? I hypothesize itās all about the aesthetics! Those shiny, green leaves resemble the best of my toys ā they flutter in the breeze and beckon with their alluring scent. Of course, thereās also the allure of a forbidden snack, but letās just keep that between us, shall we?
The Puke Factor
Fear not, brave humans! The Bay Laurel wonāt lead to any rapid expulsions of lunch. Should one of us majestic felines accidentally nibble on a leaf or two, we might experience a mild stomach grumble, but nothing that would send us running for the litter box in horror. So, no need for frantic cleaning ā unless, of course, I decide to knock over your favorite plant in protest.
Human Instructions
As your ever-judging cat overlord, I decree: Allow this green invader to remain! Just make sure itās out of my pouncing range, and remember, itās not for snacking ā thatās what your unappreciative catnip is for!