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If your cat balks at the water with vinegar, add 1/2 teaspoon of baking soda to the quart of water as well. The baking soda reduces the acidity and make make it more palatable. Mixing the vinegar in wet cat food is another option. A typical dose is 1/4 teaspoon of apple cider vinegar in food twice a day. If you cat will not take apple cider vinegar in food or water, mix equal parts of apple cider vinegar and water. Use a cotton ball to apply the vinegar and water solution to the back of your cat's neck or to his paw twice a day, instead of giving it orally.
If you can't use vinegar, what can you spray on your plants to keep cats away? Anything citrus will do. Cats dislike the smell of citrus, but it doesn't bother your plants. So mix citrus oil -- or fresh lemon juice -- with water, and add to a spray bottle. Or buy commercial citrus spray at a home-and-garden center.Spray lightly and see how Kitty reacts. If he's still chewing, spray the plants some more.ou can take steps to make your plants cat-proof. If Kitty is having a party with your plants -- a dinner party, that is -- you might be tempted to take some drastic measures.