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Old 10-09-2008, 08:15 PM
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Cat grass and indoor grass areas...

on from another topic about litter choices...


those of you who have indoor cats. i have a courtyard with cat fencing that is not huge but a place for lounging and sunbathing. i was thinking about maybe making a little swimming pool or large pan of soil and grass for munching and scratching and digging and if they want i guess the loo!! (might have two different boxes in that case eeew!)

what are your thoughts on this? has anyone else done something similar?
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i think a tall pot would be better, so they cant use it as a litter tray
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i think a tall pot would be better, so they cant use it as a litter tray
well i have the little cat grass pots round the house but i was thinking more on a large scale like a baby pool or a big long tray of it i suppose i could do a large pot but i'm not sure that would stop them from pooing it. hahah the courtyard i have has a concrete floor so hence the need for some grass. was just an idea lol
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ive given up with the grass, they never ate any!

do they need it?
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No, not really, some cats/dogs eat it to make themselves sick if they don't feel well.
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Re: Cat grass and indoor grass areas...

they don't need it so to speak but i think some cats like it! at least all mine have.
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No, not really, some cats/dogs eat it to make themselves sick if they don't feel well.
yeah that too. Trouble just likes veg and leafy things. she eats fruit, beans and grass regularly
weird bloody cat!!! lol
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i grew some cat mint once they seemed to like rubbing there heads up it
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Cats love curry plants too. I used to have one.....note used to, lol. They demolished it and it never grew back
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Cats love curry plants too. I used to have one.....note used to, lol. They demolished it and it never grew back
i thought curry plants were used to keep cats out the garden!!! lol you got some rebels on your hands then i guess. lol
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