Super Greens Blend™ Self-Grow Grass Kit

Organic Cat Grass Super Greens Medley Self-Grow Kit

More variety. More nourishment. Still simple to grow.

Our Super Greens Medley Self-Grow Kit features a thoughtfully selected blend of organic oat, rye, and barley grasses - nutrient-dense greens traditionally valued for their rich supply of vitamins, minerals, antioxidants, enzymes, and amino acids.

Each kit includes organic seed and our custom soil blend. Just open, add water, and watch it grow.

This diverse grass blend provides gentle fiber for digestive support while also contributing to:

• Immune system support
• Healthy skin and coat
• Bright, clear eyes
• Natural indoor enrichment

Though cats are obligate carnivores, they instinctively nibble greens in nature. Offering fresh grass indoors gives them safe access to something their bodies recognize - without exposure to pesticides or chemically treated lawns.

No risky houseplants.
No treated outdoor grass.
Just organic greens grown safely at home.

Also suitable for dogs, birds, reptiles, rabbits, and other small pets.

5 Top Tips for Live Cat Grass

Here’s how to care for your fresh-grown greens:

🌱 Care Tips

Once established, water twice weekly and place in good indirect light for best growth.

👉 Click here for a video on caring for cat grass

🤢 About Vomiting

If your cat occasionally upchucks grass, especially with hair, it may simply be a natural way of helping eliminate a hairball. Vomiting can be a normal and necessary behavior in healthy cats. If you’re concerned about frequent vomiting, please consult your veterinarian.

❄️ Storage

Refrigerate when not in use to extend freshness. With proper care, your grass can last up to 4 weeks. Lifespan will vary depending on your home’s environment.

🌫 If You See Mold

If white or gray mold appears, simply rinse the grass gently under running water and allow it to air dry. This type of mold is harmless and similar to what may appear on organic produce.

🐾 Feeding Guidance

Cat Grass is a healthy treat intended for intermittent or supplemental feeding - not a replacement for a balanced diet.