SmartyKat Sweet Greens Cat Grass Seed Kit, 1-oz

I grow grass for my cat all the time but this stuff he just loves. He'll play in oat grass or wheat grass but this sweet greens grass he actually eats. It's really easy to grow too. The secret to getting any cat grass to grow is a spay bottle that lightly mists the seed during the growing stage and drainage holes in the container so water drains out. Overly wet soil or seeds cause mold. This product is tops. My kitty highly recommends it and so do I.

My order arrived very quickly and so far I have been very happy with the cat grass. There is no way of knowing if the seeds are going to grow until you try.

My 2 cats, 2 birds and rabbit love this product. They can't get enough of it.

Pinto loves these greens! It is not only a healthy digestive grass it is all so a "natural" instinct for our cats to want to eat. Pinto not only eats his he rubs his face and purrs a lot with it. Have several container in different places for him. He is a Happy House Cat! He was a outdoor barn cat for 2yrs here. We bought him in because of the coyote's. We were worried. But Chewy products from Cat toys, grass and food has made him a Happy House Cat! Thank you

I have a long-haired cat and three other short-haired cats that all like to eat cat grass. I have tried growing my own cat grass seeds, but they do not grow well. This kit is fast and easy, and had nice full grass within a week. All my cats love it, and they are not trying to eat my houseplants anymore. I wish the container was heavier, since they like to drag it around. The greens don't last that long, so I ordered more on autoship, so I always have a new batch of cat grass to grow.

This grass didn't grow, my cats were waiting and waiting for this grass and it never grew!! A few sprouts then they fizzled out... It must be this brand cause I have bought others and they grew beautifully!!! Will not buy this brand again!!

My cat, Clawdia, loves nibbling on cat grass. I think it helps to settle her stomach. I’ve always heard that indoor cats should be given grass because they can’t get outside to get it themselves. I always have a small pot for her to chew and another pot of seeds growing so she will never be without!

Okay, if you just use this out of the package, there are a couple of notes. The container is lightweight and may get tossed around. However. The soil could be moved to a new, heavier container if necessary. The container doesn't come pre-punched so there's no drainage. However. If you're moving the soil, you could use a container with drainage. You can also punch holes pretty easily because the container is lightweight. Or, because it's relatively disposable, just leave it. This isn't a long-term relationship. The upsides are this: - It's easy. - It's cheap. - There's a consistently good ratio of live seeds to dead ones. You get a good yield. - Grows quickly.

I followed the directions on the package which said to pour in seeds, cover as best you could (there were a lot of seeds and a little soil), add about 1/4 cup of water, drain off excess water, cover and put in dark warm spot until sprouts form. When sprouts form you’re supposed to move to sunny spot. Mine grew a nice mold not so much sprouts. I am so disappointed.

My semi-kitten absolutely loves her greens. I have to have a couple or buy few at a time. She loves eating the greens but my older cat wasn’t happy with it.