SmartCat Kitty's Garden

Everything was great, except I’m not much of a gardener and I live in the city so I don’t have a yard and my apartment doesn’t get much sun. So I’ve attempted to grow my “Kittys Garden” twice now. Both times ending up with mold. So I can’t blame that on any fault of the product but I wish I could repurchase the soil or the potting trays.

I really loved this cat garden and enjoyed growing the grass for my cat. The instructions were easy to follow, and it grew in and looked great. until I gave it to my cat. When eating the grass, she would grab a mouthful and pull up. This resulted in the black tray lifting out of the box and dumping soil on the ground. You could probably solve this by taping the tray down. She managed to pull up most of the grass after a couple of days, and I was just not able to revive it. I have plenty of seeds and could try growing some more, but I think my cat was more about destroying this and leaving the grass on the ground than eating it.

My kitty absolutely loved it. The grass he loved and did not pull it out of the box. When he chewed it all up we pulled the grass out of the containers and just replanted more seeds. There are far too many seeds to put in the containers all at once, we saved them and replanted half the container. It is awesome and kitty eats it every day...We are purchasing another...

My cat wants to eat this so bad! However, he takes a chomp out of the grass & the whole thing comes out of the tray. I have to hold it for him. I have seeds left. No more little trays. I’m planting them all in soilin the planter.

One of our cats loves chewing on and playing with cat grass. We've purchased the smaller, more expensive versions from pet stores that don't always last very long, and figure this planter gave us more bang for our buck, and it comes in a pretty cool box. My wife put it together and followed the instructions strictly for initial setup, yes we took the wrapping off the little soil blocks. About 3 days later, we started to notice white fuzz growing on top of the soil in each plot...mold! Not wanting to risk our health or our cats', I dumped the batch and used our own potting soil instead. 7 days later, we have some budding. Do I still recommend this product, yes, but simply for the amazingly One of our cats loves chewing on and playing with cat grass. We've purchased the smaller, more expensive versions from pet stores that don't always last very long, and figure this planter gave us more bang for our buck, and it comes in a pretty cool box. My wife put it together and followed the instructions strictly for initial setup, yes we took the wrapping off the little soil blocks. About 3 days later, we started to notice white fuzz growing on top of the soil in each plot...mold! Not wanting to risk our health or our cats', I dumped the batch and used our own potting soil instead. 7 days later, we have some budding. Do I still recommend this product, yes, but simply for the amazingly cute and sturdy box and setup. Whatever is going on with the prepacked soil I recommend you toss before you even open it. 2 stars for the box and setup, minus 3 for the main attraction flaw. … more

This is probably the easiest time I've had growing plants and that's saying something because I don't exactly have a green thumb. The only thing I have to say is that whatever they have the dirt wrapped in makes it messy when you unwrap it so be prepared for a bit of a mess. The best thing about this is you can use the pots and places to grow the seeds again and again- all you need is dirt for potted plants. In fact I've done this already two times since using the original dirt that came with the pot but with the same seed packet. It's very good of whoever put this together to put extra seeds in there- I just hope to be able to buy more seeds when these run out and I'm not sure if this brand This is probably the easiest time I've had growing plants and that's saying something because I don't exactly have a green thumb. The only thing I have to say is that whatever they have the dirt wrapped in makes it messy when you unwrap it so be prepared for a bit of a mess. The best thing about this is you can use the pots and places to grow the seeds again and again- all you need is dirt for potted plants. In fact I've done this already two times since using the original dirt that came with the pot but with the same seed packet. It's very good of whoever put this together to put extra seeds in there- I just hope to be able to buy more seeds when these run out and I'm not sure if this brand does that … more

The container is adorable. The grass grew great! However, none of my several cats were interest in this grass for some reason. I bought another brand of sweet grass and one of my little guys could not get enough of it. So if you like the container to grow other grass in it I'd say go for it. Maybe your fur baby will like this type of grass.

I got a new kitten and when he turned 6 months old he wouldn’t leave my house plants alone, I couldn’t let him outdoors yet so I bought this, followed the instructions and after if had sprouted high enough brought it indoors at night when most of the plant destruction had been happening. Happy to report that he now eats his grass and my plants are finally safe from being nibbled and dug in! I put it outside during the day to get full sun and a break from being eaten, get watered etc.. bring it in a night and it’s great! Grows quickly and looks wonderful!

Well it arrived. There's a bag of mixed up seeds. There are 4 round pads. NO instructions? Do the seeds go on top of the pads? Under it? Wet the pads? Or put water in the bottom of the tray and float the pads on top? Rediculous that there are NO instructions.

Me and my partner ordered this to grow some grass for a cat that we're getting soon, and we wanted it to be grown by the time we got the cat. Unfortunately, 2 days after planting the seeds, we discovered that there was mold growing in the soil. If we hadn't noticed this and the grass grew, and our cat ate from it, this would've been terrible. I am disappointed that Chewy allows on their website a product that has been repeatedly noted by consumers to come with mold- especially since the intention of said product is for the cat to eat.