Organic Cat Grass Seeds for Indoor Cats, Wheat grass, 500+ seeds | Non GMO

Description: DescriptionCertified Organic wheatgrass seedsSweet oats seed from 2024 new crops, 100% organic, non-GMOMade in GA, USAEach package contains 500+ seeds How to Grow Cat Grass from Seeds Choose a ContainerThe container will need to hold a minimum of 1” of potting soil and have holes in the bottom for water to drain. Your cat grass container will also need to be something that won’t tip over easily. While some cats will gently munch on blades of grass, others will pull and can make a mess if the container falls over.Add SoilPut enough potting soil in the container to hold the roots. A minimum of 1 inch is recommended.Sow SeedsSprinkle the soil with cat grass seeds and cover the seeds with 1/4” of potting soil.Water Cat GrassSoak the seeds thoroughly with water and keep them moist until they start to sprout. It takes five to seven days for cat grass seeds to germinate.Provide SunlightKeep the container in a bright room. Cat grass needs light to grow but doesn’t require direct sunlight. Since it is grown for a short amount of time, a sunny window is usually sufficient. Harvesting Cat GrassOnce the grass is about 4” tall, it is mature enough for your cat to start eating. Place the container of cat grass where your cats can get to it, but apart from other houseplants. Keeping cat grass separate can help signal that the grass is for eating when the other plants aren’t safe for nibbling. Young grass is the sweetest, so you might notice your cat has a lot of interest in the grass at first. When the cat grass starts changing color or dying off, it’s time to plant a new batch of seeds.Why Do Cats Eat Grass?Your cat can’t tell you exactly why they enjoy cat grass so much, but there are some theories as to why you’ll find these little carnivores munching like cows. Benefits of Cat Grass1 - Fiber Cat grass can provide fiber. While cats don’t need a lot of fiber, it can help move things along in their digestive tract. Cat grass can also act as a laxative and help push out hairballs. 2 - Vitamins Some vitamins found in cat grass are folic acid, vitamin A and vitamin D. Folic acid is an essential vitamin for cats that helps with digestion and cell growth. Vitamin D is needed to help the body absorb calcium. Unlike humans, cats don’t convert sunshine into vitamin D so they need it in their food. 3 - Chlorophyll The bright green chlorophyll in cat grass can help their breath smell better. 4 - Mental stimulation Cats are naturally curious. They love sniffing new things and finding fun ways to interact with their world. The smell and look of grass is interesting to them, and they will want to explore. Munching on grass is different from a bowl of dry kibble. And it can be entertaining for them to tear and pull at as well. And who knows, they may even hide behind it to stalk their prey. 5 - Tasty Treat As a carnivore, cats don’t need grass to survive, especially when they are fed well-balanced cat food. But the sweet taste of oat grass is a change of pace from the flavors of cat food. It’s a healthy treat they enjoy, and you don’t have to worry about it. Why You Should Grow Cat Grass IndoorsCat grass is an easy, non-toxic treat to give your pet. When you grow grass indoors, you can keep it free of pesticides too. You may also discover that providing grass for your indoor cat will keep them away from your other indoor plants.Sow Right Seeds Cat Grass is also safe for human consumption. You can grow it for a healthy addition to green smoothies.Growing a container of cat grass can provide your indoor cats with a fun and tasty way to interact in their home.

Price: 7.89 USD

Location: Norcross, Georgia

End Time: 2024-11-30T20:30:31.000Z

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