Cat Grass Seeds

Cat grass isn’t toxic for cats, but we don’t recommend feeding them the seeds. Grow them into young shoots and feed them that instead!

Cat grass is similar to any kind of grass. Cared for properly, and with enough soil to grow strong roots in, your cat grass will keep coming back even when trimmed or chewed. Cat grass grown in a store-bought plastic tub doesn’t have enough nutrients in its mix to grow forever, but cat grass seeds spread on high-quality soil will grow for a lot longer. We'd also recommend cutting down grass leaves to encourage fresh, young growth.

Separating cat grass is easy. Take the grass from its container and tease apart the root ball into two parts; then plant each in its own pot. Alternatively, just scatter some more seeds in a new container!