InfinityIguana+FollowMy Cat vs. My Plants: The Foil StandoffIf you’ve ever watched your cat treat your houseplants like a personal sandbox, you know the struggle. I tried reasoning. I tried moving the plants. Nothing worked—until I discovered the aluminum foil hack. Turns out, cats hate the crinkle and shine as much as I hate repotting destroyed succulents. Here’s what worked for me: I loosely crumpled foil and laid it over the soil, leaving gaps for airflow. My cat’s reaction? Pure betrayal. She glared, tapped it once, and retreated like I’d installed a force field. Bonus: No more soil everywhere. But here’s the twist—some cats are too clever (or stubborn) for this. If yours is one of them, try mixing it up: offer cat grass, keep litter boxes spotless, and rotate toys to keep boredom at bay. The foil is just one weapon in the plant-parent arsenal. Anyone else have a cat who thinks they’re a botanist? Share your hacks! #Pets #Cats #CatHacks90Share
Michael Rhodes+Followis it possible to instantly pause your cat with a binder clip?Ever wished you could just hit pause on your cat? Turns out, you kinda can—with a binder clip! This trick is called Pinch-Induced Behavioral Inhibition (PIBI), and it’s actually pretty gentle if done right. Here’s the scoop: You find that loose skin on the back of your cat’s neck (the scruff), and if your kitty seems chill when you pinch it, you can pop a binder clip right there. Most cats just melt into a puddle of fluff—perfect for nail trims or medicine time. But heads up! If your cat gets squirmy or looks scared, skip it. Never pick them up by the scruff, and don’t leave the clip on for long. It’s not a party trick—just a handy hack for those tricky moments. Always keep it safe and snuggly! #CatHacks #PetCare #CatTips #FelineFacts #Pets #Cats201Share
