Hey, Pretty Cats.  This week my “friend” made another video about the importance of pet grass for cats.  We cats know grass is great to munch on, but humans for some reason have a hard time believing this sometimes, as we’re supposed to be carnivores.  Well, I eat grass, and I’m not ashamed to admit it.  I like how it feels between my teeth.  AND, it helps my tummy feel goood.

Now, I’m always eating grass when I’m in the yard, but when it’s too cold to go outside, I miss eating yummy green grass.  (Sometimes I eat my human’s lettuce, but she doesn’t eat salads all that often.)

Anyway, if you are a cat that never likes to go outside, it can be tough to get your teeth on anything green.  Luckily, I know a thing or two about gardening, and I can show you how to plant your own pet grass for inside the house.

Planting cat grass is simple, fun, and good for you.  Watch this video, or read below.

Cat Grass Planting Instructions:

You can buy seeds for pet grass at most stores that sell seeds, such as Whole Foods, Home Depot, or your local garden center.  You should have a somewhat short and wide pot, and something not breakable, lest you should knock it over while grazing.  About 4-5 inches in diameter and maybe 5-6 inches in depth should do the trick.  Then buy some potting soil.  Next put a little of your soil in the pot (about 1-2 inches), then put your seeds in the pot on top of the dirt.  Don’t be skimpy on the seeds.  They should completely cover the soil.  Then cover the seeds with the soil.  Leave about an inch of space at the top of the pot.  Water the seeds.  Make sure the soil is very moist.  Then set it in the window, water the seeds EVERY DAY, and in about a week you will have yummy green lush grass to eat.  yay - a healthy cat!