SmartCat Kitty's Garden

I have one cat who loves being outside (I walk him on a leash) and one cat who is terrified and stays indoors. This grass was perfect for both of them. It only takes about 3-4 days to grow and when I put it down on the floor, they both came to check it out. They were both interested in it for a while, and come back to it throughout the day to smell or chew it. I would highly recommend this product.

I bought this SmartCat Kitty's Garden Kit and the quality of the box and seeds were great, and the instructions were easy to understand. I followed all of the instructions and didn't water it for about a week and it bloomed great and everything but after a day or two it started dying and I noticed there was a bunch of mold in different patches and inside of the dirt and in the roots.

I have a cat that is always antsy and chews up my indoor plants also my parsley, like in a week! lol. I purchase this for all four of the cats, I gave it to them like the directions stated, when the grass is about 3-4 inches tall. Which takes about 5-7 days. She sat there and mowed it down to an inch. I had an empty flower pot (from my parsley) and put more of the seeds in there. This seems to be a good amount to keep her happy. No more chewing my plants anymore either.

Nice Idea, but the execution is flawed. The cats pull the little plugs of soil out when they try to eat the grass, so it makes a mess. The little plugs will not have the nutrients to keep going with more plantings. So you area going to have to fertilize if you want to use it more than a few times. Also, its much smaller than the photo relative to the size of the cat. They like the grass though. Don't buy it, its a waste of money.

Nice wooden box which gives some weight so the cats can't knock it over or push it around :) The grass grows fast in just a few days and the cats love it! As soon as I put the box on the floor for them they came running and started chewing on it. The only "issue" I had (if you can even call it that) is, that it was almost too much seeds... the growing grass kind of pushed the soil out of the box.... but other than that I'm very happy with the product!

ok so if your not a gardner like me let me help you out, don't get confused with the seeds and little round disks. Those disks, yeah those are the dirt that's what goes in the water, NOT the seeds,lol. I had great mass amount off grass grow, I also ended up with a lot of mold. So it's not the products fault it was all mine. So buyers please if the instructions are confusing seek further instructions before moving forward.

This was so cute and easy. Saturate the soil discs, add the seeds, and over a couple of days the grass just shoots up. Its so cute, but my cats dont express much interest in the plant :/. every now and then one of my cats will walk over and nibble on a blade. if your cats are crazy about cat grass then this is the one for you.

This is honestly worth just the planter alone. It's fairly large, solid, and weighed well so my kitties don't push it around and knock it over when they're munching on grass. It comes with a piece for the peat moss to have a bit of drainage, but I didn't like it and replaced it with a layer of rocks on the bottom (aquarium rocks would do fine). The grass came in a mixed bag and sorted and grew well, but they apparently just weren't in my cats' taste, and I think one of my more sensitive cats got sick off of it, but I can't really confirm that. They liked another brand of grass to the point that they wouldn't let it grow, so I guess I'll go back to that, but hold onto the planter since it looks This is honestly worth just the planter alone. It's fairly large, solid, and weighed well so my kitties don't push it around and knock it over when they're munching on grass. It comes with a piece for the peat moss to have a bit of drainage, but I didn't like it and replaced it with a layer of rocks on the bottom (aquarium rocks would do fine). The grass came in a mixed bag and sorted and grew well, but they apparently just weren't in my cats' taste, and I think one of my more sensitive cats got sick off of it, but I can't really confirm that. They liked another brand of grass to the point that they wouldn't let it grow, so I guess I'll go back to that, but hold onto the planter since it looks really good. … more

This is of good size to provide the volume your cat will munch on yet not eat it all up. Multi grain grasses for variety. Seeds enough for 3 or 4 plantings. Comes with compressed moss but other potting soils will work. The wooden box keeps the grass where you put it so your cat can treat it just like outdoors. Some cats do not eat grass so much. Keep this in mind if your cat doesn't take to it.

Out of my 3 cats, I only have 1 that will eat the actual grass in it. The other 2 sniff it but that's about it. However, the box it comes in is amazing. It's solid and sturdy so the cats can't move it around. I'll probably try different cat grass in it but otherwise, I still like it!