Cat Grass

Squish The Cat wrote:

Or hey, maybe it just tastes good!
-lane

I hate to say it, but I think you're right ;-)

--
Niels Peter
www.bluewhite.dk
Cats Are People, Too!

Squish The Cat wrote:

Or hey, maybe it just tastes good!
-lane

I hate to say it, but I think you're right ;-)

--
Niels Peter
www.bluewhite.dk
Cats Are People, Too!

Squish The Cat wrote:

Or hey, maybe it just tastes good!
-lane

I hate to say it, but I think you're right ;-)

--
Niels Peter
www.bluewhite.dk
Cats Are People, Too!

PawsForThought wrote:
It is definitely ready for your cat to eat. Just leave it in the
dirt and let kitty munch. I buy pet grass when it is just starting
to sprout, maybe about 1 inch tall (at Whole Foods Market). It grows
very, very quickly. Once it gets to about 5 inches, I find that it
gets kinda moldy so I just toss it. Sometimes I do cut it back. I
usually buy it once a week. You can sprout your own too.

Once a week! This box thing cost £2.99, that works out to nearly 50% of my
feeding costs to feed IAMS wet food and Hills Natures Best dry.

I don't think Murphy will be dining on grass all the time.

Thanks everyone.

Rachel

PS..you're not kidding it grows very fast....I swear it grew another inch or
two today!

PawsForThought wrote:
It is definitely ready for your cat to eat. Just leave it in the
dirt and let kitty munch. I buy pet grass when it is just starting
to sprout, maybe about 1 inch tall (at Whole Foods Market). It grows
very, very quickly. Once it gets to about 5 inches, I find that it
gets kinda moldy so I just toss it. Sometimes I do cut it back. I
usually buy it once a week. You can sprout your own too.

Once a week! This box thing cost £2.99, that works out to nearly 50% of my
feeding costs to feed IAMS wet food and Hills Natures Best dry.

I don't think Murphy will be dining on grass all the time.

Thanks everyone.

Rachel

PS..you're not kidding it grows very fast....I swear it grew another inch or
two today!

PawsForThought wrote:
It is definitely ready for your cat to eat. Just leave it in the
dirt and let kitty munch. I buy pet grass when it is just starting
to sprout, maybe about 1 inch tall (at Whole Foods Market). It grows
very, very quickly. Once it gets to about 5 inches, I find that it
gets kinda moldy so I just toss it. Sometimes I do cut it back. I
usually buy it once a week. You can sprout your own too.

Once a week! This box thing cost £2.99, that works out to nearly 50% of my
feeding costs to feed IAMS wet food and Hills Natures Best dry.

I don't think Murphy will be dining on grass all the time.

Thanks everyone.

Rachel

PS..you're not kidding it grows very fast....I swear it grew another inch or
two today!

From: "Rachel"

PawsForThought wrote:
It is definitely ready for your cat to eat. Just leave it in the
dirt and let kitty munch. I buy pet grass when it is just starting
to sprout, maybe about 1 inch tall (at Whole Foods Market). It grows
very, very quickly. Once it gets to about 5 inches, I find that it
gets kinda moldy so I just toss it. Sometimes I do cut it back. I
usually buy it once a week. You can sprout your own too.

Once a week! This box thing cost £2.99, that works out to nearly 50% of my
feeding costs to feed IAMS wet food and Hills Natures Best dry.

I don't think Murphy will be dining on grass all the time.

Thanks everyone.

Rachel

PS..you're not kidding it grows very fast....I swear it grew another inch or
two today!

I buy it once a week because my cats are spoiled rotten. You could probably
make it last longer by trimming it. I also heard if you put it in the
refrigerator part of the time, it makes it last longer. It's really easy to
grow your own. I think I have the directions somewhere if you're interested.

Lauren
________
See my cats: http://community.webshots.com/album/56955940rWhxAe
Raw Diet Info: http://www.holisticat.com/drjletter.html
http://www.geocities.com/rawfeeders/ForCatsOnly.html
Declawing Info: http://www.wholecat.com/articles/claws.htm

From: "Rachel"

PawsForThought wrote:
It is definitely ready for your cat to eat. Just leave it in the
dirt and let kitty munch. I buy pet grass when it is just starting
to sprout, maybe about 1 inch tall (at Whole Foods Market). It grows
very, very quickly. Once it gets to about 5 inches, I find that it
gets kinda moldy so I just toss it. Sometimes I do cut it back. I
usually buy it once a week. You can sprout your own too.

Once a week! This box thing cost £2.99, that works out to nearly 50% of my
feeding costs to feed IAMS wet food and Hills Natures Best dry.

I don't think Murphy will be dining on grass all the time.

Thanks everyone.

Rachel

PS..you're not kidding it grows very fast....I swear it grew another inch or
two today!

I buy it once a week because my cats are spoiled rotten. You could probably
make it last longer by trimming it. I also heard if you put it in the
refrigerator part of the time, it makes it last longer. It's really easy to
grow your own. I think I have the directions somewhere if you're interested.

Lauren
________
See my cats: http://community.webshots.com/album/56955940rWhxAe
Raw Diet Info: http://www.holisticat.com/drjletter.html
http://www.geocities.com/rawfeeders/ForCatsOnly.html
Declawing Info: http://www.wholecat.com/articles/claws.htm

From: "Rachel"

PawsForThought wrote:
It is definitely ready for your cat to eat. Just leave it in the
dirt and let kitty munch. I buy pet grass when it is just starting
to sprout, maybe about 1 inch tall (at Whole Foods Market). It grows
very, very quickly. Once it gets to about 5 inches, I find that it
gets kinda moldy so I just toss it. Sometimes I do cut it back. I
usually buy it once a week. You can sprout your own too.

Once a week! This box thing cost £2.99, that works out to nearly 50% of my
feeding costs to feed IAMS wet food and Hills Natures Best dry.

I don't think Murphy will be dining on grass all the time.

Thanks everyone.

Rachel

PS..you're not kidding it grows very fast....I swear it grew another inch or
two today!

I buy it once a week because my cats are spoiled rotten. You could probably
make it last longer by trimming it. I also heard if you put it in the
refrigerator part of the time, it makes it last longer. It's really easy to
grow your own. I think I have the directions somewhere if you're interested.

Lauren
________
See my cats: http://community.webshots.com/album/56955940rWhxAe
Raw Diet Info: http://www.holisticat.com/drjletter.html
http://www.geocities.com/rawfeeders/ForCatsOnly.html
Declawing Info: http://www.wholecat.com/articles/claws.htm

I bought a 50 pound bag of oat seeds at a feed store for $8.00. I plant
a new batch as soon as I see the previous batch start to grow. When it
is about 4 inches high I put it down for the cats to nibble on. The
potting soil is a bigger expense than the seeds.


-MIKE