PetlinksBliss Mist Catnip-Infused Spray for Cats & Kittens, Stimulant & Attractant, Easy to Use, Safe for Pets - 7.0 fl oz

My cat must have a constant supply of her 'grassy plot' and no other seeds or already-grown grass will do.I've tried many other brands and types and this is the best. The manufacturer maintains their quality controlreally well.I read here that some have trouble growing it. Simply put about 3" of regular potting soil in an appropriatelysized pot (one that will not tip over while cat is eating). Make sure the pot drains well. Wet thoroughly, letdrain and cover the entire top with the seeds. And I mean to thoroughly cover the top of the soil. Then put alittle wet soil over the top (it need not cover all of the seeds). The prepared pot should be wet, but not dripping.Cover with a towel and put it in a corner in the house - needn't be very dark, just covered and out of sunlight.Make sure the soil remains moist, but not wet. In about 2-3 days you will see some seeds just beginning tosprout, even though they may not yet be green. At this point, uncover and put in a sunny window. Maintainmoisture! In about 2 more days the grass will be 1-2 inches high and cover almost the entire top of the pot.Within one day, it will be ready. Yum-yum! Sounds like a lot to do, but actually very little time needs be spenton growing and maintaining the grass. Just spritz it 1-2x each day and perhaps add a little water to the soil,and it takes care of itself. The time spent growing and taking care of this 'crop' takes less time than cleaningthe cat box. To be sure of a constant supply of fresh green grass, I wait 2-3 more days and then begin anothercrop. Do this in another pot, since there will still be just enough days of good grass in the first pot to lastuntil the new pot is ready.Hope this helps!

This is the only brand of catnip spray that has brought my 18 yr old boy Joy throughout his life so far. When he was younger, this spray brought out his cute boy zoomies, and now that he’s 18, it is the perfect, lightly play for just a bit, then relax and zone out spray. Much like me now that I’m 60 with flower. Haha so true.I highly recommend! Thank you Seller I’ve continually have bought this for my cat from you for quite a few years now and my boy has continually loved it. Great quality and great price!

These Petlinks Nibble Licious Cat Grass Seeds are a pretty good snack for our cats. It provides a healthy snack that our two cats can free feed on throughout the day. They are fed meals in the morning and evening, so sometimes having this around gives them a little something to snack on in between. I received I package of this where the seeds were not growing very well. I have actually found a specific way to plant these seeds to get the most successful result in growing them.The directions say to plant in a pot in soil leaving the seeds below the surface and then watering them. They are supposed to germinate in a warm dark environment for a few days and then you have to put them outside once you start to see signs of growth (usually after 3-4 days).Tips: We use a small planter. Make sure that you choose organic soil if you can, or at least one with no fertilizer or chemicals in it so that your cats are not ingesting those chemicals from the grass. The instructions tell you to put the seeds 1/4 inch apart, but we just sprinkle a whole layer of seeds into the pot and we have found much more success this way. Don't worry about the spacing of the seeds - the seeds will germinate regardless. Once you place the layer of seeds onto the top of your soil, before you add water, add another layer of 1/4 inch of soil on top and then water. Depending on the type of soil you have, you may have to continue to water this cat grass 1x per day until you see the grass growing. If you use really moist soil, you may not need to water the seeds again at all. In the meantime your plant should be placed in a warm dark environment during germination. We place ours in the garage. The plant should stay in the warm dark environment for 3-4 days before you will see any sprouting. During this time is when you will add a little bit of water each day if needed. As soon as you see grass sprouting up, move the pot to a warm sunny area and let your grass continue to grow for another day or two. Once the grass is about 4 inches high it will be ready to give to your kitties to eat!! Don't forget to lightly rinse off your grass before feeding it to your cats, just in case any bugs or foreign particles landed on it while it was sitting in the sun. (Unless you have an indoor grow light). The grass will remain fresh for just about 5 days.This grass is great for their digestion, and again, it is a nice snack that they can graze on. I gave it four stars because the directions aren't the best and sometimes my cats just ignore the grass after all the hard work I have put an, and other times they really like it. Either way, I continue to plant this for them every few weeks or so. This bag will last for quite a long time (10+ times)I recommend this grass cat grass seed to anyone looking to give their cats a little healthy snack that they can graze on.

I originally got these for my guy's cat because they kept eating the plants I was planting indoors. However, it seems that my dog has been the one to take a liking to these the most. She eats them all the time and it keeps her very happy and away from my plants.You have to keep growing these because they are not like regular grass and will not regrow if you cut them. It takes a few days to grow but they can grow very tall and you get one blade of grass per seed.If your pets are eating your indoor plants and you would like them to stop, I would recommend planting some of these seeds in the same pot as your plants and when they grow, the pets will most likely choose this grass over your plant so it is safe. Another benefit is that you do not have to perfectly plant these, you can kind of toss them in your planter and water them or lightly cover them with dirt and they will still grow. Very minimal effort. I know the bag says to grow it in a dark shaded area before moving it to sunlight, but I literally just grew them in my planter that had my other plants in it and didn't move its position and the grass grew just fine. It grew big and tall and my dog loves it.