Cat Grass x 4 Pack (Grow your own kits) By Cat FurNature

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In this post we look at the how you can grow your own cat grass – Wheat. Whether growing Wheat grass, Barley or Oat Grass our growing instructions, top tips and trouble shooting will ensure you always get the best cat grass from your My Cat Grass – Grow Your Own Kit. Think abut where you are going to place your cat grass keep away from hot or cold drafts such as windows or doors

As soon as your seeds start to germinate they are sending up shoots looking for sunlight which they can use to photosynthesis which helps feed their growth. When a seed has germiated (sprouted) is has epxended all the energy stored in the seed for it’s start to life. The grass now needs to produce sugars through the process of photosynthesis whcih feed the grass – No sunlight, no growth and your grass will start to wilt and die. There are some simple steps to follow to ensure you get the best growth and healthy start to for your cat grass There isn't one clear explanation for why our furry friends love to munch down grass by the mouthful, but a few theories amongst experts are: Cat Grass loves sunlight but direct sunlight is not always the best. Make sure you cat grass has plenty of indirect sunlight If your cat appears to be devouring your cat grass at every opportunity, you may want to consult your vet to determine if additional changes need to be made to your cat’s diet.It should take three days to a week for seeds to sprout. Once the seeds begin to sprout, use less water. If you are growing from one of our range of Premium Seed Pouches then you will also need to consider which growing medium you are going to use. a full section on this topic can be found in our general grow your own guide here: GROWING MEDIUM ADVICE Oat Grass is considered to have the most flavour of all cat grass (think Cabernet Sauvignon) but also serves as a good source of protein and soluble fibre. Try and keep your cat grass off the floor – Your cat grass needs warmth to grow and as heat rises think about where in your house – vertically – your cat grass will grow best

After about 10 to 14 days after sprouting, the grass should be about 4 inches tall, and you can give your cat access to the grass. Your cat can eat directly from the container. The laxative effect - Because cat grass is rich in soluble fibre, this aids cat's digestion and keeps their bowels in tip-top condition.

Cat grass is a much safer alternative to outdoor grass since it has not been exposed to pesticides and other chemicals that are commonly sprayed on lawns. Some houseplants are toxic to cats, so cat grass is also a great alternative that allows your cats to display their natural behaviors.