We're Not Kitten Around, These 25+ Houseplants Are Purrfectly Safe For Your Feline Friend

Not only are Succulent Plants ($30) cat friendly, but they're extremely low-maintenance.

Succulent Plants ($40)

Place the Baby Tears Plant ($48) in a terrarium, or let its stems grow horizontally in a hanger!

Baby Tears Plant ($14)

Channel the tropics with this easy-to-care-for Butterfly Palm Tree ($49).

Butterfly Palm Tree ($6)

The highly coveted Orchid Plant ($42) represents love, beauty, strength, and luxury — no wonder why it's so popular!

Orchid Plant ($35)

If you want a budding option for your abode, the African Violent Plant ($12) adds a great pop of color.

African Violet ($10)

The Peperomia Green Plant ($41) is extremely easy to grow indoors and loves indirect light.

Peperomia Green Plant ($16)

The coin-shaped leaves on the Pilea Peperomioides Plant ($13) are so quirky and unique!

Pilea Peperomioides Plant ($14)

Most Herbs ($14) are safe for pets and definitely benefit your food!

Herbs ($36)

The Lace Flower Plant ($15) is known for its intricate, furry white flowers and trailing stems that look great in a basket!

Lace Flower Plant ($20)

The tolerant Wax Plant ($17) is a great household green, as it's supereasy to maintain and isn't too fast-growing.

Wax Plant ($14)

The soil-free Air Plant ($50) is extremely easy to maintain and comes in a variety of shapes and colors to match your aesthetic!

Air Plant ($8)

The silvery markings on the Aluminum Plant's ($7) leaves add a standout feature.

Aluminum Plant ($5)

The moss-like Baby Tears Plant ($17) looks great in a terrarium with its striking green leaves.

Baby Tears Plant ($6)

Grow the Basil Herb Plant ($10) in your kitchen, and garnish your foods with it!

Basil Herb Plant ($5)

Place the Bird's Nest Fern ($22) on a bathroom shelf or near a window, as these leafy green plants love high spaces, humidity, and lots of sunlight!

Bird's Nest Fern ($19)

The luscious Boston Fern ($35) enjoys high humidity and indirect sunlight, so keep this in mind when purchasing!

Boston Fern ($24)

If you have a bare corner that doesn't get a lot of sunlight, try out the Cast Iron Plant ($35) as it loves low-light conditions.

Cast Iron Plant ($19)

The blooms on this Christmas Cactus Plant ($29) are striking.

Christmas Cactus Plant ($26)

The Haworthia Zebra Plant ($23) is extremely easy to care for, as it simply requires direct sunlight with a watering every two weeks or so.

Haworthia Zebra Plant ($11)

Bless your home in good fortune with the prosperous Money Tree Plant ($20).

Money Tree Plant ($13)

If you have a cramped space with low light, the Parlor Palm Plant ($23) will thrive there, while purifying the air!

Parlor Palm Plant ($10)

Believe it or not, the Ponytail Palm Plant ($28) is not a palm or a tree, but a succulent — which means it requires very little maintenance.

Ponytail Palm Plant ($65)

The Prayer Plant's ($20) leaves turn upward at dusk, as if they're saying a prayer.

Prayer Plant ($20)

The intricate leaf markings are what give the Rattlesnake Plant ($41) its intimidating name.

Rattlesnake Plant ($23)

The shiny leafed Rubber Plant ($41) grows fairly large and fast, eventually turning into a tree!

Baby Rubber Plant ($50)

The long, narrow leaves give the Spider Plant ($14) its unique name. This oxygen-producing, air-purifying plant loves indirect sunlight and weekly waterings.

Spider Plant ($14)

Although the Staghorn Fern ($42) can be picky, its beautiful light-green leaves look stunning in people's homes.

Staghorn Fern Plant ($9)

The Swedish Ivy Plant ($53) looks best hung in high places, so that its vines can grow to the floor!

Swedish Ivy Plant ($5)

Last but not least, Catnip ($20) is a very easy plant to manage and safe for cats. Just don't let them eat it all up!

Catnip ($15)