Cat Grass - Blend of cereals

Be careful not to not confuse Cat Grass and Catnip. The two names refer to very different things. Catnip is a term that encompasses several plants that have the characteristic of making most cats euphoric and causing them to behave like they are drunk. They act on the nervous system of felines, triggering a storm of pheromones.

Here we want to talk to you about Cat Grass. This Cat Grass is a mixture of cereals, including wheat, barley, and rye. Ingesting these plants has a purgative effect on cats and allow them to regurgitate the hairballs they tend to swallow during grooming. Cats are attracted to these grasses and will ignore other plants in the apartment or garden that may be toxic for it.

Harvesting: your pet can consume these grasses from one week after sowing, as the seeds germinate very quickly.

Storage: Cat Grass should be consumed gradually. Remember to water it moderately but regularly.

Gardener's tip: why not create a square for yourself? You won't call it Cat Grass any more, and you can make a grass juice from it. Full of chlorophyll, it also helps detoxify the human liver and stimulate hemoglobin production. To do this, all you need is a blender. Cut the grass blades and chop them small so that they don't get caught in the blades.