Kitty's Garden

Variety pack of edible grasses gives cats a safe chewing outlet. Attractive, pressed wood planter includes wheat grass, rye, oat, and barley seeds, plus water-absorbing growing medium and liners. Sprouts within days, ready to serve when 4" high. Measures 6" x 6-1/4" x 2-3/4".

Planting Instructions:

1. Pour 1/4 cup of warm water into each of the 4 cells.
2. Watch the peat pellets absorb the water and expand for 15 minutes.
3. Stir the peat with the seeds in each cell.
4. Set in a warm spot and you will have a garden in 4-8 days.
5. Serve when 4" high.

Please click on "More Information" for informaton on cat grass and other plants.

Many believe plant material is normal in a cat's diet. In the wild, cats tend to consume all of their prey, and since they eat many herbivores with plant material inside of them, they get the added nutrients not found in high levels in meat.

House cats' habit of eating grass is essentially a normal behavior. Many house cats seem not only to enjoy it, but also crave it. Providing grass specifically catered for cats offers a good outlet for chewing behavior. Your cat may be less inclined to leave punctures and tears in your houseplants if you place cat grass around your home.

Cat grass provides a good source of the vitamins riboflavin and folic acid, as well as fiber. It is also thought that the chlorophyll contained in live plants may have a sweetening effect on the breath, as well as helping reduce fecal and urine odors.