Catnip & Cat Grass

The cat grass found in stores is usually orchard grass, but oat, rye, barley and wheat grasses are also available. These varieties are naturally appealing to our feline friends.

Cat grass may offer digestive support. That said, it’s possible for your cat to overdo it, so you should monitor how much they eat and consult with your veterinarian if you suspect they are consuming too much.

Outdoor cats supplement their diet with vitamins and minerals found in grass. Most indoor cats get everything they need from commercial cat food, but the natural desire remains!

Be sure to monitor how much cat grass your feline is nibbling on, as too much can cause a blockage in their stomach or intestines. Consult your veterinarian if your kitty stops eating their regular food or is vomiting.