They quit smoking for that grass this is good
28Serious question: What do you do to keep a steady supply of cat grass?
I have two cats and they will destroy a full planter like in the picture in about 3 days. I really can't go to the petstore to buy a new disposable package of grass twice a week, neither time, income or the environment will bear that.
I've tried planting oats, rye and barley myself, but a) don't get it as dense, b) it's surprisingly hard to get seeds in the 1 kg range, and c) my beasties will murder any fledgling grass even as the fresh, healthy, fully grown planters watch in horror.
What do you all do?
12My cats aren't allowed in the kitchen because it's basically our storage room for anything the cats would otherwise destroy, so I'd put the cat grass in the kitchen for most of the time and only put it out for them sometimes. That way the grass has time to recover in between.
To be honest though I'm terrible at keeping plants alive so I don't buy cat grass. I've resorted to giving them normal grass I collect outside. My cats eat that too.
11I'll have a go at that, thank you!
Edit with update: A fistful of outside grass seems to have been appreciated, but they are grazing less than usual, might be because it's harder than the oats they usually get, or just because they haven't gotten used to it yet. It seems to have done enough for them though, thanks for the tip!
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My Sav (F7) asks to be let outside to our small back garden to eat some grass every morning. All I need to do is call her and she comes back in.
we used to grow rye grass in a small flat planter but she stopped eating that and prefers the grass in the garden.
7Check to see if your grocery store sells wheat grass in the organics section! It's a much better deal too, costs less and there is more grass that is always healthy and fresh. Sorry still bad for the environment I don't have a solution there, but the plastic is less substantial than the pet store ones at least.
Or I guess you could buy a ton of dollar store mini planters to grow in and start rotating them for kitty and leave them outside otherwise. That's a lot to feed the grass habit lol
6I think I may be lucky, they only like to eat the tips from time to time. So if I don't forget watering the grass I can keep it for a month or more.
5Wow, mine will happily graze it down all the way.
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Well it is called catgrass after all, not ignoredbycatgrass.
10Oh that's what I call mine.
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