Catit Cat Grass Kit

Indoor cats often lack the natural vegetation they would find in the wild. The Catit Cat Grass Kit (Set of 3) is the most economical and efficient way to bridge that gap. Because fresh grass typically lasts about 2–3 weeks before it needs replacing, this 3-pack provides roughly two months of continuous greenery, ensuring your cat never has to go back to chewing on your potentially toxic houseplants.

Key Benefits:

• Convenient Multi-Pack Value: Purchasing the set of three ensures you have a refill on hand the moment your current batch begins to wilt, preventing any gaps in your cat's dietary routine.

• Mess-Free Substrate: Unlike traditional potting soil, this kit uses vermiculite, a natural mineral that holds moisture effectively without the mud, pests, or mold associated with dirt.

• Optimal Digestive Health: The high-fiber content helps cats naturally pass hairballs and undigested food, acting as a gentle "cleanser" for their gastrointestinal tract.

• Essential Nutrients: Freshly sprouted grass is a natural source of folic acid (Vitamin B9), which supports blood oxygenation and immune health.

• Perfectly Measured: Each of the three packs is perfectly portioned to fit the Catit Senses 2.0 Grass Planter, preventing seed overcrowding and ensuring a lush, even sprout.

The "Rotation" Strategy:

To maximize the value of your 3-pack, we recommend a staggered planting approach:

1. Week 1: Plant Kit #1.

2. Week 2-3: Your cat enjoys the first batch.

3. End of Week 3: When batch #1 begins to yellow, plant Kit #2.

4. Repeat: This ensures there is always a young, tender sprout available for grazing.

Ideal For:

• Multi-Cat Households: Where grass is consumed quickly and one kit isn't enough to keep up with demand.

• Long-Haired Breeds: Cats like Ragdolls or Persians who require higher fiber intake to manage frequent grooming.

• Strictly Indoor Cats: Providing a vital "outdoor" sensory experience within the safety of the home.

Quick Growth Guide:

• Step 1: Pour one kit (seeds and vermiculite) into your planter.

• Step 2: Add approximately 125ml of water.

• Step 3: Cover the planter for the first 2-3 days (in a warm spot) to encourage germination.

• Step 4: Once sprouts appear, remove the cover and place in a bright area (indirect sunlight).

• Step 5: In 7–10 days, your cat's garden is ready for "mowing!"