(Actually i'm not exactly sure if that particular plant is safe for him to eat or not. For now he is OK.)
Is that a fern? I seem to remember a lot of them are somewhat poisonous. He's better off not eating them.
Yeahp, it is. It's a Delta Maidenhair (Adiantum raddianum). He managed to it 2-3 of those leaves before i took it away and nothing happen so i guess it's OK. The thing now he loves it and meows under it. It's now much higher than in that pic and he can't reach it for quite a while.
That's why i got him the oat grass on the hope he'll forget about eating ferns.
Edit: Actually i just checked and
If you've got the humidity, any of the true ferns are OK (for cats),
including maidenhair, Adaiantum, Boston fern (lots of variants!)
Nephrolepis, Victorian Table Fern, Pteris...
It seems Teifi knows better than i what's good and what's not. [/quote]
Now that's sorted it's not bad for him, a happy Teifi gets his Delta Maidenhair Fern back. I'm not sure if the fern will be as happy about the co-existence though....
He's also a bit intrigued with the stuff that is being brought from the farm
I'm glad his paws are only a couple cms long instead of the 20 of his wilder cousins.
When a young cat doesn't have brothers or playmates of his age - big cat is not very cooperative in playing the role in spite of Teifi's attempts - there is always the plushie
And in the end
I came home quite late last night he must have heard the gate being open and he was right by the door, run to my feet and said purr purr purr. I picked him up and he said PURR PURR PURR. Aaawwwww. And some say only dogs pay attention to humans.