Grow fresh indoor pet grass at home with Organic Cat Grass Seeds, a clean and easy-to-grow seed blend for cats, dogs, rabbits, and other small pets. This organic pet grass blend includes wheat, barley, oats, and rye, producing soft green grass with a sweet, earthy flavor.
This blend is perfect for pet owners who want to provide a fresh indoor grass option instead of outdoor grass that may be exposed to lawn chemicals, pesticides, or pollution. Cat grass is commonly enjoyed by cats and may also be used for dogs and rabbits.
Product Details:
• Product Name: Organic Cat Grass Seeds / Pet Grass Seed Blend
• Latin Names: Triticum aestivum, Hordeum vulgare, Secale cereale, Avena sativa
• Blend Includes: Wheat, Barley, Rye, and Oat Grass Seeds
• Other Names: Cat Grass, Pet Grass, Dog Grass, Rabbit Grass
• Seed Type: Organic / Non-GMO
• Certification: Certified Organic by OTCO
• Days to Harvest: About 7–10 days
• Sprouting Method: Tray
• Difficulty: Easy
• Color: Green
• Flavor: Sweet and earthy
• Texture: Soft and fibrous
• Approximate Seed Count: About 800 seeds per ounce
Great For:
• Cats
• Dogs
• Rabbits
• Indoor pet grass trays
• Sunny windowsills
• Sprouting trays
• Pet owners looking for a fresh indoor grass option
Growing Instructions:
Use about 1/3 cup of cat grass seed blend for a 10x10 tray. Soak seeds in room-temperature water for 6–8 hours.
While seeds are soaking, prepare a tray with a pet-safe growing medium. Coconut coir works well. Fertilizer-free potting soil may also be used. Avoid growing media with artificial fertilizer when growing grass for pets.
After soaking, rinse seeds well and spread them evenly over the growing medium in a single layer. Do not cover with soil. Place another tray on top to keep seeds in darkness until they sprout.
Once sprouted, move the tray to a sunny windowsill or bright area. Keep the growing medium moist, but not soggy. Do not allow the tray to completely dry out.
Harvest or offer to pets when the grass reaches a suitable height, usually around 7–10 days after planting.
Care Tips:
• Keep seeds moist during sprouting
• Use clean trays and clean growing medium
• Provide bright light after sprouting
• Avoid artificial fertilizer
• Water regularly but do not overwater
• Grow small batches as needed for freshness
Serving Tips:
Place the tray where your pet can easily see and access it. Some pets may need time to become familiar with indoor grass. Keep the grass watered and in bright light while your pet gets used to it.
Note:
This listing is for seeds only, not live plants. Germination and growing results may vary depending on temperature, moisture, light, airflow, growing medium, seed storage, and local conditions.