Kitty's Garden - Organic Cat Grass Kit

The official Green Head HQ office cat Nyla Adhemar has grown a fond fetish for office plants of all kinds. I actually have a a giant Jalepeno plant growing near my desk here and it's become her private jungle. This behaviour needs to stop now so I decided that she needs her own plant to kill. I've been looking for some of that cool cat grass you can grow, but most of what I have found uses a container that will easily get knocked over by a crazy attacking dive-bombing cat. Kitty's Garden - Organic Cat Grass Kit ($9) basically uses a combination of 100% organic oats, wheat, rye and barley and grows it in a sturdy full wooden frame that won't tip over as easily.

Besides getting Nyla some cat grass, do any of you Green Heads out there have any tips for curbing your cat's desire to shred your plants? Let me know in the Comments below if you have any good tips. - ( 9 Comments)

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100% Organic Seed in Peat Moss Soil
Oats, Wheat, Rye and Barley
Grows in 4 - 6 Days
Full Wooden Frame

COMMENTS (9)

by Anonymous on February 4, 2007 4:33 pm

Get a giant super soaker and blast that cat right out of the plants! Will work everytime and the plants get a good watering too.

by SkyPrivate Jim on February 5, 2007 5:17 am

I generally use a .22 to take care of the cats, then get an office dog, or for no shedding lizards are good, and more green.

by gohome on March 20, 2007 8:28 am

I find a barbeque works well

by Guest on June 7, 2007 3:11 am

There are sprays out that you can put on the plants that A) Don't taste good. B) Don't smell good to pets. Or you can spray hotsauce on the plants, but that can kill the plant, and might blow out the cat's O-ring...

Have you tried planting a Mint plant in the office??? I have heard that cats like mint...something to do with it being part of the catnip family...

by Sojakai on June 10, 2007 11:42 pm

I found this while looking for info on Growing Kitty Grass and Catnip...:

Your precious kitty may start eating houseplants if fresh vegetation is not provided. Indoor cats make it very clear about their need for fresh grassy vegetation. Lawn grass, house plants or wild grassy weeds is not a good substitute because it may not be safe for them to eat. Some house plants are even poisonous to kitties.

by Ylice on October 25, 2007 8:34 pm

Citrus rind on the soil will keep them from digging in them. Any sort of citrus juice on the leaves will keep them from chewing them.

Dive bombing, no known cure.

by Guest on March 7, 2008 12:17 pm

You know, you could sell a lot more of your product if you called it Pet Grass Kit or Dog and Cat Grass Kit and add the information from this site to your promo:
http://www.healthyhappydogs.com/Article.EatGrass

Most people are afraid to feed grass to their dogs because they throw up, but dogs need it just as much as cats, possibly MORE !

by concerned cat owner on May 4, 2008 7:14 pm

Try cream cyanide mixed with a good rat killer, spray it on the plants the cat is messing with. In two days you will have one hard cat that you can display as your pet and won't mess with your other plants.

BTW, a barbecue and a .22 caliber are just too cheap to go that way. Enjoy cat alacarte :) indonesian style with curry.

by Guest on June 3, 2008 9:56 am

This stuff tastes really good.