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Mr. Fothergill's Cat Grass
Grow Your Own Cat Grass kit
Quick growing, easy to grow.
Cat grass provides an affordable and safe way to enrich a cat's diet, help eliminate hairballs, and keep cats safe from toxic plants.
Just fill, sow, water and cover
- Beneficial to your cat's diet
- Aids digestion
- Adds roughage to your cat's diet providing vital fibre and vitamins to its diet.
- Helps to eliminate hairballs.
- Satisfies your cat's craving for greens
- Can help keep your cat away from dangerous plants.
Pricing
Single pack: $11.95
Two packs: $10.95 each
Three or more packs: $9.95 each
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Grow Your Own Cat Grass
Many cats have a natural craving for grass.
Some are more interested in nibbling on grass than others, but if yours does, be wary about leaving it to eat whatever it finds outside.
Lawns and outside plants may be treated with pesticides, fertilisers, insecticidesor other chemicals that are harmful to cats.
Even if you have an indoor cat, be wary, it may turn to your houseplants, which is not only irritating to you, but may be harmful to the cat.
Certain houseplants can be harmful or even deadly to cats even if they have not been chemically treated.
A simple and safe solution to satisfy your cat's craving for grass is growing cat grass.
Growing cat grass is easy. Just fill, sow, water and cover.
It grows quickly and is very easy to tend.
Growing your own supply will ensure that your cat or kitten eats only healthy grass.
In addition, many of these grasses provide your cat with vitamins - including folic acid - which are important elements of a balanced diet.
Another great benefit of the regular ingestion of cat-grass is that it will help in the prevention of constipation and hairball buildup.
And, of course, cat-grass will assuage your cat’s appetite for vegetation.
Please note that some cats will vomit after eating grass: this is normally not something to worry about, but if it is persistent or your cat seems to suffer discomfort, withdraw the cat grass and see a vet if it stills persists or if it seems appropriate.
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