Worried about plants and your cat?
PLANTS TOXIC TO CATS
provides extensive information including an annotated listing of:

Sites providing info about potentially harmful plants

Lists of plants organized by "common" (English) as well as by Latin names;

Descriptions of symptoms caused by contact or ingestion;

Pictures and descriptions of plants.

http://amby.com/cat_site/plants.html

Do-It-Yourself   CAT TREE

includes a materials list, plans, and step-by-step instructions for building a cat tree. Adapted and reformatted from instructions originally appearing in the June/July 1994 issue of PETA's ANIMAL TIMES including modifications provided by Cat's Haven.

Not into DO-IT-YOURSELF projects??
  Check this alternative:

Natural Scratch For Natural Cats

This is a solid white cedar scratching post system that features an interactive string toy, kitty treats, catnip, and a seven-page training booklet.

The post stands 24" high and uses a 14" square base -- this provides stability so that your cat won't have the awful experience of digging in and then having the post fall over!! The white cedar provides the tactile sensations preferred by cats PLUS you're not training your kitty to scratch on the carpets!!

Ted Schaar

http://www.execpc.com/~schad/cat.html

Declawing Resource Section

provides additional information on:   training your cat,
trimming nails, and building scratching posts or cat trees.

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