Pet Sprouts Wheatgrass Seeds - Organic Cat Grass Seeds, Hard Red Wheat, Two Pounds | Non-GMO, Chemical-Free | USA Grown | Bulk 2 lbs

I have been growing cat grass for years...this is the first and last time I order from this company. The price looked great, but....very, very poor germination rate. I always presoak my seeds for at least 8 hours, and have always had grass like gangbusters, from various companies. I'm on my third batch of this crud, and lest me tell you, it does nothing but create a mess. A few sprigs, but not even enough to interest my kitties. Boo.Update: my last 2 batches have grown just fine, actually very well. I feel bad about this review now, because although I don't know what I did, I must have done something wrong previously and in the photo. Great value, great seeds.

Great seeds, easy to grow and my cat loves to eat the grass. If your cat is a grass lover this is for you. There is enough here for a constant supply for more than a year. I grow a fresh 10 inch by 10 inch supply every two weeks in 3 inch high square ceramic planter.

A great, inexpensive way to grow cat grass for your feline-Americans! I was buying the little packages of seeds in growing medium, but this package saves me 75% from those expensive packs sold in pet stores and pet supply stores. My 2 indoor cats love the grass and will sit in it if not eating it. Like all grasses, if they eat enough of it, they will throw up, but I understand that is somehow beneficial for the cats. It is not, however, beneficial for the humans. Regardless, this is good seed that will grow and your cats will likely love it. Grow a big deep pot of it, cat parents!!

I just got started yesterday. Today is 2nd day of being covered. So in a few days we will see. I bought this for my Husky. He loves grass! We live in the desert and get a 2X4 piece of sawed where my husband has sprinklers on it until this time of year and not much grass left. Then my Husky starts looking for editible grass/weeds. So I hope this does the job. I can have it inside or outside. Hope this helps others😊 Happy New Years 🎉🥂🍾

My cats have been crying for grass to eat. Since I don't let them go outside, I would harvest some each time I'd go outside. I decided to try growing this inside instead and the cats really go for it. The grass starts to sprout within a few days and is usually ready for the cats to nibble on in a little over a week. It makes my life easier.. The cats always have their grass at the ready; all you need is a little water when the soil gets a little dry. After a few months you may want to replant as the grass gets mangled. I mean the cats push it down with their paws and faces, so it really gets unmanageable. For the price, I think it's a really good deal. My cats think so too.

It's grass. Just add water /dadjokeI don't have nearly as much luck growing them if I just stick them in the soil and keep it wet, but when I start them between paper towels that I keep wet (as mom taught me), they go gangbusters. Probably a good third of the way through the pack now, 6+ months later, and still have yet to find a dud seed that I know if - If, again, I give them a proper start.

The cat loves the grass that comes from these seeds. It's a much better way to provide cat grass, compared to buying little packets of seeds, or even more expensively, the already sprouted grass from stores.

I, I mean, my cats love it. Being indoor cats in a third floor apartment, they do not get any greens to eat. Wheatgrass is simple to grow. It's edible in a few days. Each crop lasts for a couple of months, so I plan to have a second crop ready as needed. Grass is important to their diets, and helps eliminate fur balls.