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Chia Pet for Cats
Saw this advertisement on late-night television. Chia-pets are these odd
clay things with seeds in them and you put water in them and they sprout "hair" which is essentially a type of grass. This is sprouting cat grass from a pot with Sylvester & Tweetie Bird on the planter: http://www.youcansave.com/chcat1.asp Jill |
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Chia Pet for Cats
"jmcquown" wrote in message ... Saw this advertisement on late-night television. Chia-pets are these odd clay things with seeds in them and you put water in them and they sprout "hair" which is essentially a type of grass. This is sprouting cat grass from a pot with Sylvester & Tweetie Bird on the planter: http://www.youcansave.com/chcat1.asp Jill I saw that, too! Isn't it ridiculous? I don't get it! They say it's for cats that like to dig up plants (like mine do, no more indoor plants here....), but so this Chia encourages them to dig *it* up? How odd is that? kili |
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Chia Pet for Cats
kilikini wrote:
"jmcquown" wrote in message ... Saw this advertisement on late-night television. Chia-pets are these odd clay things with seeds in them and you put water in them and they sprout "hair" which is essentially a type of grass. This is sprouting cat grass from a pot with Sylvester & Tweetie Bird on the planter: http://www.youcansave.com/chcat1.asp Jill I saw that, too! Isn't it ridiculous? I don't get it! They say it's for cats that like to dig up plants (like mine do, no more indoor plants here....), but so this Chia encourages them to dig *it* up? How odd is that? kili It doesn't exactly say it will keep them from digging. What it says is "Keeps cats away from hazardous houseplants". If you have a cat (or a dog) who likes to chew on houseplants, you shouldn't *have* any hazardous houseplants! At any rate, I wouldn't pay $20 for a pot and some cat grass seed. You can buy a small bag of those seeds at PetCo, PetSmart and other places. Small pots are cheap and I'd definitely go for plastic, not ceramic! Jill --picturing Sylvester & Tweety smashed to bits Jill |
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Chia Pet for Cats
Saw this advertisement on late-night television. Chia-pets are these odd
clay things with seeds in them and you put water in them and they sprout "hair" which is essentially a type of grass. This is sprouting cat grass from a pot with Sylvester & Tweetie Bird on the planter: Don't Chia Pets have the grass/plant growing out of small holes in the planter? If that were the case, the cat wouldn't be able to get at the roots/soil to dig, because the grass would be growing through holes in the ceramic. --Fil |
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Chia Pet for Cats
Enfilade wrote:
Saw this advertisement on late-night television. Chia-pets are these odd clay things with seeds in them and you put water in them and they sprout "hair" which is essentially a type of grass. This is sprouting cat grass from a pot with Sylvester & Tweetie Bird on the planter: Don't Chia Pets have the grass/plant growing out of small holes in the planter? If that were the case, the cat wouldn't be able to get at the roots/soil to dig, because the grass would be growing through holes in the ceramic. --Fil The regular chia pets have that. This appears to be simply a small ceramic planter. Plastic would make more sense Persia doesn't dig in pots or chew on plants. But the plants I have in the oak corner plant stand next to the window have met with ill fates when a strange cat appeared on the patio by the window. She got all bushy tailed, yowled, and in her attempts to get TO the strange cat, she managed to knock over the plant stand and smash the pots and kill some of the plants. What a mess to clean up! Persia does NOT like the sight of other cats encroaching on her territory. Jill |
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