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the last time i tried kitty grass on my cats they snubbed their noses at it lol |
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thanks everyone for your help |
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does it not make them sick then like normal grass does? I've always been a bit worried about letting them have the grass for fear of tummy upsets and bottom upsets etc lol Sarah |
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Normally cats eat grass more like salad than a purgative...in other words, don't throw up. All of mine have eaten outside grass, and won't touch the indoor cat grass.....not that I spoil mine, of course, but pick outside grass for Leia (indoor cat) every day (weather permitting!) which she eats eagerly! |
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