No, our cat has never paid any attention to our plants, other than sleep under them, hide behind them, climb them or gaze out from under them.

I very much doubt they are attractive to cats, other than as being useful objects for the above activities (or inactivities).

Pets are much smarter than we give them credit for :-) They stay away from plants that could harm them, not that they are particularly interested in eating them in the first place. You can have issues with housebound cats grazing on houseplants out of boredom and puppies digging up and chewing outdoor plants for play but adults pets are pretty darn safe.

FWIW I have gardened for decades with both dogs and cats as pets and 'garden helpers' without issue, as have most gardeners I know.

I've always had cats and never had a problem with them eating plants except catmint. Dogs eat a little unmowed grass, but that's it. I have a lot of rhododendrons and azaleas and not even the deer eat them.

Mike

I don't think you'll have a problem with them, however you DO need to be very careful with lilies , they are highly toxic to cats, every part of them, and even the pollen can kill them, if they get it on their fur and groom themselves. Also drinking the water from the vase that cut lilies are in can kill them.

I have lived for many years with both cats and rhodies without any problems.