The seeds in the GimCat Hy-Gras cat grass are highly germinative barley. The growing tray contains hydro-granules that hold water (no need for constant watering).
While grooming their coats, cats swallow hair that their stomach cannot digest. In order to get rid of this hair, cats like to eat grasses that help them to create hairballs from the tufts of hair. Normal grasses tend to be too hard, however, which can cause pain. The specially developed GimCat cat grass avoids this problem.
The GimCat Hydro-Grass in the practical growing tray is especially simple to use. Due to the water-holding hydro-granules, it is enough to water it once and within a few days, you’ll have fresh, non-toxic, and safe grass for your darling. You could even start a little garden on your balcony with a corner just for your cat!
Agness (verified owner) –
After watering it i got grass possible to eat for cat after just a week. I have it for 4 months now, a lot of it is dry, need to cut it, but still plenty of green straws for cat to chew on. Will buy again if needed. Also i keep forgetting to water it, so the base that keeps moisture in and being able to water once a week is great.
Claire (verified owner) –
Bought a 3 pack for our kitten, 12 weeks old tomorrow. Have never kept an indoor cat before, but read how essential to their health grass is and wanted to prevent nibbling of my houseplants, so ordered some of these. Easy to follow instructions, in less than a week, we have grass! Kitten likes it and worryingly, so does my son! Contents of the package do overspill somewhat after watering initially as the granules swell, so I will do as a previous poster said and transfer to a larger container.
Jessica (verified owner) –
Next time I will divide the amount of the soil mix. When I put in the suggested amount of water in; overflowed, mess falling off, roots started choking each other after a month. Must say that it actually grew for me and I’m not a green thumb. My 9month and 3yr black house cats loved it, but only under supervision in case they got interested in the soil bits that fell off. Would recommend but not using the entire soil at once.