Cat Grass, Cat Grass, Oat Grass, Oats Hay, Seeds, Plants, Hairball Care, Green Manure, 50g

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Cat grass seeds Oats recommended for owners who care about their cat's health.
Can also be used as green manure.
Cumulative sales exceeded 300 pieces!!

This is for the sale of 50g of oats.
The net weight after tare is approximately 50.5g or more per bag.
Ships via Fourth Class Mail.

Cats love it, and eating it promotes the function of their digestive organs and helps prevent hairballs.

The bag has a zipper, making it easy to store.

[How to grow cat grass]
1. Fill a pot or planter with soil.
2. Evenly scatter rye or oat seeds on the surface of the soil.
3. After scattering the seeds, lightly cover them with soil.
4. Water and ensure the soil is moist.
5. Place in a sunny location.
6. After about 10 days, the cat grass will grow and can be harvested.

[Precautions when growing cat grass]
Water management: When growing cat grass hydroponically, it is important to change the water daily. Be careful not to let the water become stale or dirty.
Sunlight management: Cat grass grows best in sunlight, but too much direct sunlight can cause the grass to wither. Consider providing moderate shade or growing it indoors.
Appropriate harvesting time: It is important to harvest cat grass after it has grown. Overgrown cat grass can become tough and difficult for cats to eat. It is best to harvest after about 10 days.

Cat grass is a nutritious food for cats, aiding digestion and helping to prevent hairballs. Additionally, when cats eat grass, it can stimulate their natural vomiting reflex, which may help reduce indigestion and stomach discomfort.