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Catnip and Catgrass
This may sound like a dumb questionbut ----- What, if any, is the difference between Catnip and Catgrass?? I grow my own catnip outdoor for my cats. It comes up every year now. |
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Catnip and Catgrass
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This may sound like a dumb questionbut ----- What, if any, is the difference between Catnip and Catgrass?? I grow my own catnip outdoor for my cats. It comes up every year now. Catcrass is grass - mostly barley or oat grass, preferably grown indoors so that when the cat eats it, they won't ingest parasite eggs (like cows and other grazing animals do). It aids in the passing of hairballs, they get veggie-vitamins from it and sometimes it makes them throw up (another aid to the reverse-elimination of hairballs). Catnip is an herb, a member of the mint family, is a leafy green plant that some cats go loco when they come in contact with - while others ignore. |
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Catnip and Catgrass
"Magic Mood Jeep©" wrote in message ... Unknown One wrote: This may sound like a dumb questionbut ----- What, if any, is the difference between Catnip and Catgrass?? I grow my own catnip outdoor for my cats. It comes up every year now. Catcrass is grass - mostly barley or oat grass, preferably grown indoors so that when the cat eats it, they won't ingest parasite eggs (like cows and other grazing animals do). It aids in the passing of hairballs, they get veggie-vitamins from it and sometimes it makes them throw up (another aid to the reverse-elimination of hairballs). Catnip is an herb, a member of the mint family, is a leafy green plant that some cats go loco when they come in contact with - while others ignore. Oh - you mean its supposed to make them throw up more? Mine throw up hairballs without any extra help at all - hehehe -- guess its better to get the hairball up sooner before they really loose their appetite??? That's why I stopped giving them cat grass. (Well also - they lost interest in eating it real fast too.) -- maryjane |
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