🛒 What You Need:
- Organic cat grass seeds (wheat, oat, barley, or a mix)
- A shallow pot or container with drainage holes
- Organic potting soil (avoid chemical fertilizers)
- A spray bottle or watering can
- A sunny windowsill
🌱 Steps:
- Fill the pot about ¾ full with moist potting soil.
- Sprinkle the seeds evenly across the soil surface.
- Cover lightly with a thin layer of soil or just press the seeds in.
- Water gently with a spray bottle or misting can.
- Cover the pot with plastic wrap to retain moisture.
- Place in indirect sunlight.
- Uncover after 2-3 days once sprouts appear.
- Keep the soil moist, and in about 5–7 days, the grass will be ready for your cat to enjoy!
🌞 Care Tips
- Trim the grass regularly to keep it fresh and healthy.
- Grow in batches so you always have fresh grass available.
- Keep the pot clean to avoid mold growth.
- Replace with new soil and seeds every 2–3 weeks.
🧼 Safety Note
Cat grass is safe, but moderation is key. Too much can lead to vomiting or diarrhea. Offer a small amount daily and monitor how your cat reacts.
🐾 Conclusion
Growing cat grass is an easy and rewarding way to keep your cat healthy, active, and mentally stimulated. It’s low-cost, grows fast, and provides benefits for both your pet and your peace of mind.
So if you’ve got cats, it’s time to make a little room by the window and grow your own cat grass. Your feline friend will thank you—with purrs!
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