Hello,I have a kind a funny question.. my cat loves cannabis in flowering stage she wants to chew the plant and play it ,rub over it.. (you know their wild-playful state) So my question "does this wild and harsh game will increase the ressine production?" Because the ressine has the smell to keep animals away (in this case it is the opposite though) It is a dangereous play but if i keep an eye on them i think i can prevent fatal damage.
Cat and a cannabis
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stoner40
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Dont do that you get hair n fluff on your buds.
Keep kitty away from your plants.
It wont increase resin if anything itl take it away as it sticks to the cat and not your plant.
I find since i try and keep my environment sterile i have lots less bug and health issues as well.
Keep kitty away from your plants.
It wont increase resin if anything itl take it away as it sticks to the cat and not your plant.
I find since i try and keep my environment sterile i have lots less bug and health issues as well.
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TopDogTHC
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Use your head. You don't know what cats could carry in on them pest wise. What happens when the cat gets to rough and damages the plants? I remember when I was younger my cat going crazy and running around, I wouldn't want that in my grow area with fans running and cables around. Just asking for trouble if things get knocked over. Also, what happens when the cat decides to start chewing or eating them? Chances are the cat will be fine but I wouldn't risk making my pet sick. There is no benefit from letting your cat loose in your grow space.
http://www.vetstreet.com/our-pet-experts/marijuana-and-dogs-and-cats-a-risky-combination I know these warnings are usually over the top but there's no way of knowing how much the animal will eat and how it will respond.
http://www.vetstreet.com/our-pet-experts/marijuana-and-dogs-and-cats-a-risky-combination I know these warnings are usually over the top but there's no way of knowing how much the animal will eat and how it will respond.
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kiwipaulie
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Shoot it lol
qwizoking
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researching
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Keep that cat and its fur away from your plants. Cats are trouble and no good lol. To each their own but I don't like those tempermental snobby bastards!
breakdancer0003
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Honestly it's not fair to the cat or your plants to let kitty rub / chew away at themIf you are legit concerned / interested with potential resin production due to mechanical damage / stress I would cause it yourself in a controlled fashion and reap the CONSEQUENCES /
rewards 
beyond that really
... REAAAALLLY ?
Bear420
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Don't let the cat in your Grow room, it is not a healthy thing to do. Not only can you get cat hair in your buds, Cats can carry Mites, and other bugs into your room, if kitty likes it wait until you cut it down and give her some leaves, Mine love it but I never let them in the room, she will be just as happy and so will the people that use it. 
good luck
good luck
tyke1973
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My cat is the bang same,keep her or him away hair of the cat on your flowers is not good ,I have even had my cat rip open bangs of trim and found hairs on that so keep it away from it ,there was a strain some time back called cat piss prob he had the same problem but his cat took a piss on his plant hence the name cat piss
srh88
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lol thats not how catpiss was made, be kinda tough to move some flowers your cat pissed on hahaa
Kind Sir
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I hope youre joking, very wrong.
I read that cannabis is bad for cats, not sure about dogs but regardless I dont see much good from getting pets high.
Cat=CatNip/CatGrass
kiwipaulie
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Lol yeah I wouldn't go shooting any pet. But I have dispatched a number of feral cats around our farm.
Kind Sir
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Please please change your method of, disposal in your case. Theres many other routes, I take care of outside cats and love them dearly. I truly hope you can look at the situAtion differently, they dont need to be killed. I rescued all my cats during a struggle with addiction and thank god for them.
Please reconsider my dude, if you knew me you wouldn't expect me to be writing this. I recently made a thread about accidentally running over a kitten and It was such an emotional day. Either way, thanks for reading.
Please reconsider my dude, if you knew me you wouldn't expect me to be writing this. I recently made a thread about accidentally running over a kitten and It was such an emotional day. Either way, thanks for reading.
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kiwipaulie
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Dude I live on a farm and the local council don't give a rats arse about them. I've tried to have people take them away and no one wants them.
I'm not going to let my property get over run by what is a pest in our country. A nice little .22 sorts them out quickly and humanly.
Sorry this all might be a bit delicate for you to handle but I live in the real world where I have to make decisions I wish I hadn't needed to.
Also. There is no rehoming of a feral cat. Once feral there is no going back period.
Thefarmer12
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Off track but I live in the sticks and have feral cats around. As long as they aren't chillin and having babies in a shed or something what do they bother? I've never had a problem with them I guess but I'm also an animal lover.
As far as cats go they want the leaves not the bud. Something in green leaf they need in their diet. Try growing cat grass in a pot. It grows in a few days and they love it. Will keep kitty tamer when plants are around. Still not a good idea to let them chew on yours plants op..
As far as cats go they want the leaves not the bud. Something in green leaf they need in their diet. Try growing cat grass in a pot. It grows in a few days and they love it. Will keep kitty tamer when plants are around. Still not a good idea to let them chew on yours plants op..