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The Cat Ladies Organic Pet Grass Growing Kit with Containers, 3 count
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Naturals by Rosewood Sticks Cat Catnip
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Catnip & Cat Grass
Add a dose of healthy greens to your cat's routine with delicious and exciting cat grass and catnip. Chewy has a great selection of kitty grass and catnip products to make every day more exciting and rewarding for your furry friend.
Cat grass is an excellent way to add healthy fiber and vitamins to your cat's diet. Kitties love to graze on cat grass, and having fresh grass available helps combat boredom and aid digestion. Choose from oat, wheat and barley cat grasses or try a fun mix of all three to give your cat the best of all worlds. Try an all-in-one cat grass kit that has everything you need to grow your own cat grass at home, or just buy cat grass seeds and plant them in soil using a planter of your own.
Catnip is another great way to enrich your cat's playtime and aid relaxation. You can get dried catnip and sprinkle it around the house or on your kitty's favorite toys, or try one the convenient catnip sprays for a clean and tidy choice. There are many different types of catnip to choose from, including organic catnip, gourmet catnip, gourmet catnip buds and more. Silvervine is another herbal feline mood elevator, and it provides a similarly euphoric experience many cats enjoy. Try it on its own or get one of the catnip and silvervine mixes.
You can give your cat catnip in a variety of fun and different ways. Cats who love treats usually love cat treats made with catnip, or try one of the catnip toys stuffed with catnip for hours of energetic play. Catnip cat puzzle toys and games add an interactive element to catnip-fueled play, and catnip balls & chaser toys are a good way to mix catnip with healthy stimulation and exercise. Catnip scratch boxes & pads promote relaxation and comfort and help keep nails groomed and healthy in the process. Many kitties like to cuddle and play with catnip plush toys, too. Chewy has everything you need to keep your feline happy, healthy and stimulated. Shop our excellent selection of cat grass and catnip products and watch your kitty go wild with joy!
Frequently Asked Questions about Catnip & Cat Grass
What is the difference between catnip and cat grass?
The difference between catnip and cat grass is that they are different plants with different effects and uses. Catnip is a plant in the mint family that produces euphoria, playfulness and relaxation in some cats, and it is often used to enhance playtime and stimulate sedentary cats to be more active. It is usually dried and sprinkled onto or inside cat toys to encourage cats to play. Cat grass, on the other hand, is usually sold (or grown) fresh, and it is intended as a dietary supplement for cats. Cat grass, usually either oat, wheat or barley grass, or a mixture of all three, can provide extra fiber, vitamins and minerals in your cat's diet, and cats often chew it to aid digestion. Providing cat grass can also help reduce boredom and redirect undesirable chewing behaviors in cats.
Do cats prefer catnip or cat grass?
Cats may prefer either catnip or cat grass; it will depend on the tastes of your individual cat. Many cats enjoy both catnip and cat grass, as they produce different effects and are used for different purposes. Try giving your cat catnip during playtime and leaving cat grass out for her to chew on whenever she wants.
Can my cat have both catnip and cat grass?
Your cat can have both catnip and cat grass. Catnip and cat grass have different effects on cats, and many cats enjoy having access to both. There is no known negative interaction between catnip and cat grass, so you can feel free to give your cat both if she enjoys them.
How often should I give my cat catnip and cat grass?
You should give your cat catnip and cat grass on a regular basis, just be careful not to let your cat overdo it. Most experts recommend moderation in giving your cats catnip, as ingesting large amounts may cause minor stomach upsets and giving it too frequently may blunt its positive effects. As for cat grass, many vets recommend giving your cats free access to a fresh supply, so they can graze on it whenever they like. If your cat seems to be ingesting so much that she is vomiting a lot or having digestive issues, consider giving her access to the grass less frequently. Your vet can give you good guidance on how often to give your cat catnip and cat grass and advise you on the benefits and potential downsides of each.
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