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I got some seeds on ebay but here are some ready grow trays you can order. http://www.zooplus.co.uk/google/-754...FQo2Qwod9TtlGg |
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Cheers Random, I just went there and ordered some grass in a tray (x3 for a discount).Also Google pointed me toward Mr Fothergill the seed-merchants and they do cat grass (avena sativa) so may try them if Posh is her fussy self and won't attempt this. |
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In the meantime till it comes, ordinary outdoor grass is OK. I pick some every day for Leia and hold the blades one-by-one as she eats it (she's an indoor only cat). And not spoiled at all, of course........ |
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This started when she first came. Patches had loved her outdoor walks and her grass, so when she got to be about 18 and didn't much want to walk anymore I started bringing in grass for her which she gladly ate: Leia, seeing that Patches was eating something had to have some too...and so it went. Patches has gone to the Bridge, but the daily grass routine continues except for snowy or rainy days. As I said, not spoiled........ much |
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