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Have you ever noticed your cat eating grass or nibbling on plants and wondered why? The answer may be as simple as your cat satisfying a natural craving for grass.
Although some cats are more interested in nibbling on grass than others, if yours is one that does, you should be careful about allowing your cat to go outside to munch away. Lawns and other outside plants are often treated with chemicals such as pesticides, fertilizers, or insecticides that are poisonous to cats.
If your cat isn't able to satisfy its craving for grass outside, it may turn to nibbling on your houseplants. Unfortunately, not only might this be undesirable, but it may be deadly. Certain houseplants can be very dangerous or deadly to your cat regardless of whether they have been chemically treated.
A simple and safe solution to satisfy your cat's craving for grass is growing cat grass. Sometimes referred to as catgrass or pet grass, cat grass refers to a type of cereal grass such as oat or wheat that can be grown indoors and fed to your cat or other pet. Growing cat grass is easy! It grows quickly and is very easy to tend. Growing your own supply of greens will insure that your pet eats only healthy organic grass.
How Cat Grass Benefits Your Cat
Adds roughage to your cat's diet providing health benefits such as adding fiber and vitamins to your cat's diet. Fiber and vitamins are vital to the overall health of your pet.
Helps to eliminate hairballs. Read more about hairballs and cats.
Satisfies your cat's craving for greens
Can help keep your cat away from dangerous plants - Providing your cat or other pet with cat grass can help prevent them from nibbling on toxic plants.
Lucy's Cat Grass sells a variety of seed kits and seeds for growing cat grass for your pet including oat grass, wheat grass and our very own unique variety, Lucy's Special Buck Oat Grass.
Cat grass provides pet owners with an affordable and safe way to enrich their cat's diet, eliminate hairballs and keep them safe from toxic plants.
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