Cats are carnivores, that’s true. A long time ago, when it was living in the wild, it would capture some prey. There may be some undigested plants in the stomach of the prey. After the cat eats the prey, it indirectly uses the plants as food to supplement the fiber needed by the body.

In modern times, cats as pets can no longer supplement plants from wild prey. At this time, the so-called "cat grass" comes in handy to supplement the cat's plant fiber. In addition, cats like to lick their fur very much. When licking, they will eat the hair into their stomach. If the cat hair accumulates too much in the stomach, the cat will suffer from hair ball disease, which will affect the cat’s appetite. In severe cases, it will also cause a variety of diseases. Cat grass is a plant that helps cats with gastrointestinal digestion. It is grown from barley or oat seeds. It is delicious and juicy. Cats like it very much. It has natural ingredients and low planting cost. It can be used as a good alternative to cat hair removal cream. Taste.

Cat grass is mostly a combination of cereal grasses such as oats, rye, barley and wheat. It grows quickly and is highly safe.

The functions of cat grass are roughly as follows:

• It can help the intestines and stomach digest food.

• Supplement some B vitamins and niacin.

• Provides some fiber, which plays a role in naturally treating and preventing diarrhea and constipation.

• Induce vomiting, induce vomiting. After cats eat something that makes their stomach uncomfortable, they may choose to eat grass and then vomit out the bad things.

• Help cats cough up hair balls. Cat grass can help cats cough up hair balls. When a cat is grooming, it will accumulate hair in the intestines and stomach. If it is not vomited out or eliminated for a long time, it may cause hair ball disease. Cats can prevent hairballs if they eat cat grass regularly.

This is about the introduction of cat grass and the reasons for eating cat grass. The price of cat grass is relatively low and can be easily purchased in pet stores or online shopping platforms.

Scientifically feeding cats cat grass can help cats’ gastrointestinal health. But remember, don’t let cats eat too much. When giving cat grass to eat at home, the cat should eat the young leaves of the plant or the green part about 3 cm from the tip after the plant grows taller. I hope it can help newbies!