CAT GRASS seeds - (100grams) 100% Natural and Organic Non-GMO

What Cats Do Best: Cats are born nibblers, and one of their favorite pastimes is munching on grass. While outdoor kitties may have plenty of access, our indoor pals sometimes miss out. That's where our cat grass comes in – a little piece of nature right in your home.

Good for Tummies and More: Not only do cats love grass, but it's also beneficial for them. It helps with hairballs and can act as a gentle tummy soother. Your feline friend also gets some valuable trace minerals and vitamins A and D. Plus, grass contains chlorophyll, which, believe it or not, was once a go-to remedy for various health issues.

Folic Acid for Energy: Our cat grass offers a natural source of folic acid, which plays a role in producing hemoglobin, the oxygen-carrying protein in the blood. This means better circulation and vitality for your furry companion.

Fresh Breath Bonus: And don't forget the fresh breath boost that chlorophyll provides!

Meet Cat Grass: Cat grass usually sprouts from barley, whole oats, or wheatgrass seeds. To get started, you'll need the seeds, soil, and a container. The rest is easy: just add water and sunlight. Within about a week, your cat will have its own organic garden, safer than outdoor grass treated with chemicals and a much better choice than nibbling on toxic houseplants and flowers.

Safety First: Cat grass is a safer alternative to chemically treated outdoor grass and those dangerous houseplants. It lets your cat express its natural instincts and is a healthier option for outdoor and indoor kitties alike.

Growing Tips: Our cat grass seeds come with simple instructions. Here are the basics for taking care of your cat grass:

Keep the seeds damp but not soaked before they sprout.

Once you see sprouts, ease up on the watering.

In three to seven days, you'll have sprouts.

Your cat can start enjoying the grass in 10 to 14 days or once it reaches about four inches in height. It'll stay tasty for one to three weeks. Place it in natural light and give it a daily spritz with water.

Remember not to overwater to avoid mold.

Let your cat nibble directly from the container.

When the grass starts to lose its vitality, it's time to plant a new container.