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LOL @ Alex, I always thought it was medicinal to them now I know exactly why they do it... poor bed lol |
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Both cats and dogs eat grass and are not necessarily sick. I watch my dog many times and she is very selective about which blades of grass she eats (heaven knows why). Talking about cats being sick. Rosie is sick regularly and last time on the bed. I know exactly why though. Both her and Alfie eat their meals straight away but Holly my lurcher tends to leave hers "for later". Rosie and Alfie then set about eating bits of Holly's meal and overload  If I put Holly's bowl up on a shelve that really doesn't stop them. |
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cats eat grass because they do not feel very well and they want to make them self sick |
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