Cat Grass Growing Kit

All the inconvenience here

Coconut substrate is a real find. No dirt around, the soil doesn't scatter across the windowsill. I water moderately as written in the instructions, the sprouts are strong.

No dirt or soil. The coconut substrate is simply superb for an apartment.

No mess around the litter box, the substrate doesn't scatter like peat.

The kit already includes seeds and substrate. No need to buy extra soil at the garden center, very convenient.

The grass seed mix is excellent. The inconvenience is that after watering, the water stays on top of the substrate and doesn't drain down immediately.

Our kitten was four months old when we got this, and honestly I expected him to ignore it. Instead he sat and watched the blades come up for almost a week before he started pouncing on them. Good sensory enrichment for a cat who never goes outside, and I like that the substrate has no chemicals in it — that was the main reason I picked this over a garden-center option.

My Abyssinian, Luna, spends her whole life indoors, so I bought this mostly to give her something to sniff at. She actually got curious about the growing process itself, checking the container right after I watered it. The sprouts were up within four days, and the blades are soft enough that she never damages her teeth on them. I replant every few weeks now so she always has fresh grass, and it's nice that the packaging can be fully recycled — that's not always a given.

Grace, my Maine Coon, is nine now and has slowed down a lot, so I wanted to give her something closer to natural enrichment instead of more supplements. What sold me was that there's zero soil mess — the coconut substrate just swells up and fills the tray. It took about six days for thick sprouts to show, and once they did Grace got genuinely interested, ate more, and started grooming herself more than she had in a while. The packaging goes into EU recycling centers too, which matters to me.

Took about five days for the grass to come up, and it came in strong — the cat was already chewing on it within a day or two after that.

This is my third order in six months. I've got a Sphynx who absolutely needs rough fiber in her diet to help move hairballs along. I used to just grow it in a regular pot with garden soil, but she'd dig it up constantly and fling dirt at the walls. With this kit that's basically solved — the roots knit into the coconut substrate tightly enough that she can't scatter it. Practical and easy to keep clean.

It's convenient that the substrate is already included, no need to look for soil in stores. Everything grew in a week.

The kitten is two months old, eats the grass with pleasure. Sensory enrichment is top-notch.

Convenient kit format. It has everything you need right away. Put it on the windowsill, and the first sprouts appeared in a few days. EU production is also a plus.

Short shipping distance, arrived quickly. The substrate dusts a bit when unpacking, better to moisten it immediately.

Happy with the purchase, the coconut substrate swelled quickly and sprouted. The cat is satisfied.

The Fernpaw sprouting kit works perfectly, grows thickly.

The kraft label looks stylish. The grass sprouted quickly, the cat immediately started chewing it.

The sprouts appeared on time at home. It's a pity there is no lid in the kit to cover the sprouts from the cat at night.

I get annoyed by how much plastic comes with most pet products, so this was a nice surprise — mono-material packaging that's actually easy to recycle in the EU, plus a kraft label that isn't bleached. It's made locally too, no shipping halfway across the world. Watered it moderately per the instructions and it sprouted faster than I expected. My British Shorthair gave it top marks, for whatever that's worth.

The grass grows in a very dense carpet and quite tall. It's convenient for the cat to bite right out of the container without pulling it out by the roots.

I liked that they honestly listed the composition with percentages. No junk inside, just pure cereals and coconut.

Moderate watering and light, those are all the conditions needed for the grass.

I mainly picked this for the container shape — it doesn't wreck the look of the kitchen the way a random plastic cup would. Was half-expecting the cat to tip it over, but it's actually pretty stable. The greens came in thick and she eats them happily. One small annoyance: once you've watered it, the container gets slippery if your hands are wet. Otherwise a genuinely convenient kit, no gardening tools required.

The unbleached kraft label looks very stylish. It's a small thing, but it's nice that the brand thinks about such things.

The kit already has everything you need; just add water. Perfect for lazy people.

Ours took nine days to show any sprouts at all, well past the 4-7 day window on the box. Grass turned out fine once it finally came up, but the wait was longer than advertised.

Sprouted around day five for us. The cat's been eating it happily, and unlike loose soil, this substrate stays put instead of ending up all over the windowsill.

No messing around with soil, which is a huge plus. Open it, water it, and wait.

It looks neat on the window, not embarrassing to show guests. It does not look like a plastic cup.

You really can do without any gardening tools here.

We live in an apartment, and the cat was clearly missing fresh greens. This kit solved the problem of chewed-up houseplants. It grows quickly.

No difficulties with planting. A bright windowsill and a little water are enough.

The coconut substrate holds moisture well. I water it once every couple of days, and that is enough to keep the seeds from drying out.

Got this as a supplement for my sphynx, who chews on basically anything within reach on the windowsill. The grass came up nicely, and he'd eaten through the first batch in just two days flat. No staining on the furniture, no weird smell either. I'll keep refreshing it since he clearly wants it as a regular thing — bonus points for the mono-material container being recyclable.

Suitable for cats of any age. My old 14-year-old cat happily chews these grains, even though he does not have many teeth left.

The container looks neat, not like seedlings on a balcony.

The grass is good, but it takes about 7 days to grow; I thought it would be faster. Though the description does say 4-7 days. The cat eats it with appetite.

The 120 g size turned out to be ideal. It has just enough time to grow, and the cat eats it before the grass starts to turn yellow.

Ours were a bit slow to start — nothing until day seven — but once they broke through, growth took off fast. Looks fresh and healthy now.

A great Fernpaw kit for the home. But the 120-gram weight makes the container light, and the cat moves it with his paw.

The container is very neat and does not take up half the windowsill. We have narrow windows, but this little tray fit perfectly. The cat is happy.

The cat is happy with the fresh grass. The kit has everything, but the container itself is too light at 120 g, and the cat moves it around.

The cat took to the grass as natural enrichment. When watering, the water runs to the bottom and sits there, and the substrate floats.

Living in an apartment, I wanted an easy way to give the cat some greenery without a whole gardening setup. I appreciate that the ingredients are listed honestly on the label. Everything came up evenly and roughly on the timeline they promise. My only real complaint is that for the price, there's nothing extra included, and the container itself had a faint factory smell that meant I had to wash it before the first planting.

A neat container, looks great on the windowsill. The grains sprouted thickly.

A convenient kit for an apartment. But it can only be placed in a bright spot; it does not grow at all in the shade.

Water moderately; the main thing is not to flood the seeds.

My Maine Coon lives strictly indoors and clearly misses the smell of the outdoors. When the grass came in, he spent ages just sniffing it and rubbing his face against the blades before he ever actually started eating. It's a nice-looking kit too, sits well on the windowsill without looking out of place. I'll be ordering another one once this batch wilts.

It sits neatly on the windowsill and barely takes up any space. A very compact format.

We have a 5-month-old kitten and an adult cat. It says it's suitable for all ages, and it's true, they both eat it with pleasure.

We wanted to try growing cat grass ourselves rather than buying pre-grown trays. Liked that it's made in the EU — shorter shipping distance. It took about five days for sprouts to show on the windowsill. My one gripe is the printed instructions are too sparse, so I ended up looking up watering advice online anyway. Kit quality is solid though, and the cat responded well to it.

No dirt at all, just coconut coir substrate. If the cat accidentally knocks over the tray, it's 100 times easier to clean up.

The container is super neat and fit on a narrow windowsill without any issues, the grass is thick.

The seeds sprouted evenly without any bald spots. it made a thick green mat

Five days to sprout, and the cat's happy with it. The mono-material box, though, is on the flimsy side — mine arrived with a dent from shipping.

Weight is only 120 grams, thought it would be more. there are very few seeds at the bottom, it grew sparsely. the cat eats it but not much.

Musya, our Scottish Fold, is picky about food but never says no to fresh greens. I used to buy loose seeds and deal with the mess myself; this kit made things a lot simpler — the container and compressed coconut coir are already sorted for you. Sprouts were up in about five days. She crunches through it happily, and it's good enrichment for her especially on days we're both out at work. Ingredients list is honest, packaging recycles easily. Overall a solid purchase.

Nothing came up. It sat in the corner of the kitchen for two weeks and stayed bare soil. Grass should grow wherever you put it, that is what the pictures show.

My cat appreciated this sensory enrichment. She used to be bored in the apartment, but now she constantly checks on her sprouts. The 120g weight is optimal for one planting.

The sprouts appear very quickly at home, the small packaging is convenient.

The blades of grass are soft and don't scratch the cat's palate. The grains are high quality, the germination rate is almost 100%.

The unbleached kraft label is a nice eco-friendly touch. It's a small thing, but it makes buying it a pleasure.

Coconut coir substrate is the best mess-free option for home.

The coconut substrate is easy to work with. But there could have been more grain seeds in the bag for thicker growth.

Everything is exactly as promised in the specs. High-quality seeds with a 100% germination rate.

Fits perfectly on a narrow windowsill, takes up no extra space at all. The grass is juicy.

An excellent addition to their regular diet. The cat has become noticeably more active since we added the greens.

The tray is small, so you get a small amount of grass. Two cats went through it in under a week. For this money there should be enough to last a month.

Set it on a bright shelf, watered lightly, and had sprouts within four days.

Would buy again, it's worth the money. I watered it moderately as stated in the instructions.

The neat container doesn't take up much room. The grass grew quickly without any issues.

The neat shape of the container looks much better on the shelf than homemade trays made from cut-up bottles.

The key seems to be not overwatering — moderate, as the packaging says. Mine all came up within four days doing exactly that.

Excellent seeds, the grains sprouted very quickly. The cat started sniffing around right away.

My cat wouldn't leave my dracaena alone until I got this. Nothing extra to buy — seeds and substrate both come in the box. Put it on the windowsill, watered it, and about a week later had a proper thick patch of grass. The dracaena's been safe ever since; he only wants the kit now. Also glad it's made locally in Europe rather than shipped from somewhere far off. Good regular addition to an indoor cat's routine.

Barsik, my British Shorthair, is a strictly indoor cat, and I wanted to give him something to chew on besides dry kibble. The seeds sprouted in exactly five days, which I was pleasantly surprised by. The container looks tidy enough that it doesn't clash with the living room — I've got it on a bright shelf — and he grazes on his little lawn every single day now.

Fresh greens are a great addition to dry food in the diet. I noticed my cat throws up hairballs less often.

The growing kit is worth the money. Competitors sell plain seeds for more.

Planted it without any gardening tools, just poured in water and that was it

It says moderate watering, but I apparently overwatered it and mold appeared on the substrate. I had to throw the grass away earlier than planned. they need to write more precisely how much water to use.

Bought this specifically to add some food and sensory enrichment to my cat's routine. The ingredient list is transparent with percentages spelled out, which I appreciated. She chewed the greens happily with zero digestive issues afterward. My only complaint is the print on the kraft paper — part of the instructions had faded so badly I could barely read them.

Thor is a big Maine Coon who chews on absolutely everything, so we got this hoping to redirect him away from the furniture. It's made in the EU with a short shipping route, which I liked. We watered it moderately on the windowsill, and by about a week in there was a proper thick brush of grass. He eats it eagerly — genuinely good food enrichment — and the container is heavy enough that even a cat his size can't knock it over. We'll be repurchasing; the price feels fair for what you get.

Marquis, my Maine Coon, has a habit of chewing houseplants, so I wanted to give him something better to redirect toward. The 120-gram size turned out to be just right, no gardening tools needed, just water. It's compact enough to fit on a narrow shelf by the window too. Shoots showed up after about four days. Only issue is Marquis eats it with such enthusiasm that one kit doesn't last long — worth ordering a couple at a time.

Unlike regular soil, the roots do not rot in this light substrate even if you overdo it a little with the water. The grass lasts a long time.

Sprouted fast for me — third day already — and I was watering quite lightly too.

The product is made in the EU, and you can feel it. The container is neat and does not smell like chemicals the way cheap alternatives do.

I liked that everything is included in the kit. I use it according to the instructions, water moderately, and it grows great.

Just poured in water according to the instructions and put it in the light. it grew quickly

The cereal seeds are clean, with no debris. I did not have to rinse or soak them before planting.

The mono-material idea for recycling in the EU is excellent. The grass itself came up a bit sparse, and the cat showed almost no interest.

It is convenient that the kit weighs only 120 g; it arrived by post in a regular envelope.

The 120 grams in the kit were enough for dense planting. The coconut soil is light and does not dirty the cat’s paws if he decides to dig around in the grass.

A sunny corner of the kitchen worked perfectly, the shoots stretched up quickly.

Usually the first shoots appear after a few days; for me it took five days. Everything works great.

The coconut substrate holds moisture very well. I did not have to water it every day, very convenient.

The packaging is suitable for recycling. I threw it in the blue bin with no problem, everything will be recycled.

The coconut substrate holds moisture really well. The shoots are dense and juicy, and the cat is delighted.

Everything is included, from the seeds to the container, and no gardening tools were needed. The grass sprouted without any problems.

The seeds sprouted quickly, and the container is compact. The coconut substrate is mess-free.

It's great that the container is already included in the kit. No need to look for suitable dishes or cut up plastic bottles. It looks neat.

One planting lasts for about a couple of weeks of active eating. We regularly update it by buying new Fernpaw kits.

It sprouts at home without tools. The downside is that there are no drainage holes in the container, so water collects inside.

Ordered this for my British Shorthair, and since it's produced in the EU the delivery was quick. Followed the instructions exactly — wet the substrate, scatter the seeds — and by day five there were thick green sprouts. The cat just sniffed at first, then dug in happily. I used to buy potted grass from the flower shop, but the roots would rot more often than not; this stays clean the whole way through.

No mess from the coir. Convenient for an apartment.

It took seven days rather than the four I expected, but the grass grew in fine. Substrate's good too — no dirt tracked through the house.

Perfect kit for apartment living. Gives the cat something to do, happily chews on it.

Bought it for fun, but the grass became a hit. I regularly replant it, just as the manufacturer recommends.

Fully transparent ingredients. No hidden fillers, just pure seeds and coir.

I'm glad I don't have to buy soil separately. The grass sprouted quickly, but wilted just as quickly in the sun.

Unbleached packaging is a huge plus. The grass grew quickly and without any extra hassle.

Loved that no gardening tools are needed in the process. Just opened it, added water, and put it on the window. An excellent option for enriching a cat's diet at home.

I buy grass for my cat regularly, so figured I'd give this kit a shot. Ingredients are listed honestly, no hidden fillers, which I always check for. My Maine Coon is a big guy and happily chews away at the sprouts, though the container itself, while neat on the windowsill, is a little cramped for a cat his size.

No chlorine bleaching of the paper means it's safe for an animal that loves to chew on the packaging.

Great sensory enrichment for my cat. She noticeably started chewing on the indoor ficuses a lot less.

My older cat had been struggling with digestion because of hairballs, so I picked this up hoping fresh grass would help naturally — and it did. Glad to see there aren't any hidden fillers or fertilizers in it either, just coconut substrate and the cereal seeds themselves. She's noticeably more comfortable now.

I offer it to my pet as a morning diet supplement. Works great as a vitamin boost.

The instructions are simple, no garden tools or trowels needed. Everything is done by hand in a minute.

Sprouted quickly, in about 4 days. the main thing is not to overwater, otherwise the coconut substrate will get moldy. the cat eats it as a supplement to its food.

Fresh greens appeared quickly, the cat eats it with pleasure. I noticed that the total weight of the kit is quite small, though the container is rather heavy.

Bought it as a trial run. No hidden fillers, just cereal seeds and substrate, and it sprouted on a bright shelf within about five days.

The mono-material packaging was the deciding factor in my choice. Dropped it into the recycling bin without any issues. The grass itself grew thick, the cat is happy.

A good idea for the home. It's convenient that everything is in one kit, however, the amount of substrate seemed a bit too small for the full volume of the container.

My Thai cat Zephyr is picky and always turned his nose up at the store-bought grass in bags, which wilted before he even touched it half the time. This kit changed that. Grew in quickly, roughly five days, and now he chews on it every morning without fail. His digestion has clearly improved too — hair passes through naturally now instead of causing issues. The container is sturdy and doesn't eat up windowsill space. Will definitely reorder.

This is my third time ordering. We've got a British Shorthair, Leo, who needs the grass to help bring up hairballs. Used to plant regular seeds in pots with soil, which meant clumps of dirt on the floor constantly — that problem's gone now. The coconut substrate keeps its shape and doesn't dirty his paws, and the container has enough weight that he can't tip it while chewing on the stems. Growth time was honest; ours came up on day six. EU production is a plus for me too, since I like buying things that don't travel far.

Not much upkeep needed — just don't overwater it. Sprouts showed up around day five for us with moderate watering.

I got it because there’s no need to buy a separate container. Everything is in one little box, very well thought out.

We're on the ninth floor and the cat never goes outside, so this has been a real boredom-buster for her. I'm on my second month of using the kit now. Was worried the coconut substrate would make a mess of the windowsill, but it actually holds moisture really well. Sprouts came up around day five. Ingredients are dead simple — grains and substrate, nothing else — and it's fine for cats of any age. I'll be recommending it to friends with cats.

Moderate watering and everything grows beautifully. The seeds are excellent quality and sprout one hundred percent.

The honest ingredient list with percentages inspires confidence. No chemicals, just natural seeds and coconut. The sprouts are green and strong, and my cat likes chewing them.

I refresh the planting regularly once a month. Always a consistently high-quality result with no rot.

When the grass has run its course, the substrate easily shakes out into organic waste, and the container goes with plastic recycling. Everything is thought through.

A clean formula with no additives, easy to grow on a window ledge that gets sun.

No gardening tools are needed. Open it, water it, and in a week it’s ready.

The grain seeds are clean, with no mold or debris. For this price, the quality is simply excellent.

Wonderful fresh grass for natural enrichment. The cat is delighted, I highly recommend this kit.

It doesn’t get in the way on the windowsill at all, compact.

The cat grass turned out fresh and fragrant. My pet smells it from meters away and runs to the kitchen.

Both my cats are strictly indoor, so sensory enrichment matters a lot for them. I grew this without needing a scoop or any gardening tools at all. Sprouted in four days, right on schedule. What I like is that when it's done, the old sprouts and even the packaging can go straight to compost, since the kraft label isn't chlorine-bleached and breaks down fine. Already on my third pack — easy to keep the planting fresh.

Fresh grass adds natural enrichment to my cat’s diet. My pet has become more active and her coat has improved.

The timelines stated by the manufacturer are accurate. Usually it takes four days and the grass has already sprouted from below.

At-home diet enrichment should be this simple.

The grain seeds are good, the cat eats them. But watering without gardening tools is a bit difficult; the bottle spout isn’t convenient.

Everything is included, as stated. But the coconut substrate takes up little space after watering; it settles a lot.

Excellent seeds — sprouted by day four. Small gripe: the print on the instructions is tiny, though everything's still legible enough.

The chlorine-free kraft label is great. the kit itself is small, only 120 g, but a lot of grass grows. enough for the cat for a couple of weeks.

My cat has a sensitive stomach, so I always read labels closely before buying anything new. This one lists everything honestly — just grain seeds and coconut substrate, no hidden chemical fillers. I kept it on a bright shelf and watered sparingly. It grew in thick, and she's been eating it as a supplement with zero stomach issues.

Honest ingredient percentages and no chlorine bleaching on the label. A conscious brand.

The kraft label without chlorine bleaching looks stylish.

A lifesaver for apartment cats. A spot by the window in the kitchen was perfect for placing the tray.

Good grass, the cat nibbles on it happily. The container looks stylish and doesn't ruin the look of the kitchen. Will buy more to replant.

Ordered a few sets. Unbleached kraft label, seed composition is honestly stated.

Convenient that everything is included. Didn't have to look for soil separately, planted it right in the same container.

Very convenient that everything is included right away, no need to look for soil and a pot separately

Honest composition without hidden fillers. I recommend it as a supplement to your cat's diet.

Barsik, my British Shorthair, has spent his whole life indoors and has always gone after the houseplants. We tried the 120-gram set on a whim. Glad it's produced in the EU rather than shipped from far away. It sprouted quickly, and now he grazes on his own container and leaves the flowers alone entirely. Great enrichment for indoor cats — we'll keep reordering to refresh it regularly.

He eats it down to the roots within a couple of days, so I'm replanting often. This kit suits that habit well — no bugs from garden soil, no dirt clumps on the floor to deal with. The substrate holds its shape and the seeds come in dense. Happy with how this has worked out.

Convenient that you don't need to buy soil. The grass seeds are good, but without a film cover, they take over a week to sprout.

Ordered this for our British Shorthair, who's strictly indoor and needs fresh greens as part of her routine. Germination was excellent — shoots were up by day four. She started sniffing right away and worked up to chewing gradually. One downside: when watering, water tends to pool at the bottom through the lightweight substrate if you're not careful about how much you add.

Everything is honestly indicated with percentages, without hidden fillers.

Excellent dietary enrichment for an indoor cat. Eats it with a great appetite.

Grew in about four days. The cat eats it fine, but the container's on the narrow side — not ideal if you've got a bigger cat.

Neat design, the white plastic doesn't look cheap. Exactly like in the photo, will buy more.

Fresh grass is always at hand. The cat stopped ruining the flowers.

The container is small, but there is enough grass for the cat's daily diet.

Everything grew without problems, the cat is happy. The substrate is too loose, the roots don't hold it very well when pulled out.

First shoots on day four — quick result. Cat's eating it with real enthusiasm.

The grass seeds are fresh and high quality. The shoots appeared at home without much effort on my part.

Got this to try out on our two-month-old kitten. It's only 120 grams, but that's plenty to grow a decent amount of grass. What mattered most to me was not having to deal with gardening tools or buying a whole bag of soil for such a tiny pot. Opened it, watered it, had results within a week. The kitten is fascinated by the new smells.

Usually, grass from a pet store wilts quickly, but this grows right at home and is always fresh.

Very eco-friendly, without chlorine bleaching. It's a pleasure to use such products.

Good product. Only downside is you need to watch the watering, otherwise the substrate dries out quickly on the windowsill.

Good grass blend. Maine Coons need constant access to greens, he eats it daily.

The kraft label looks natural. The contents match the description 100%.

Small weight of 120g but the grass will last a long time. I replant once every two weeks.

I placed it on a light-colored shelf in the living room. It looks very aesthetic, and my pet has something to keep busy with.

Everything in one package. No need to mess around with soil, your hands, or scoops.

The sensory enrichment works; the cat is delighted by the smell of the grass.

A beautiful, neat little container that fits into the interior.

No need to look for a separate pot or soil, everything is already included.

This is a much cleaner way to grow grass at home than what I was doing before, which was buying bags of soil and making a mess everywhere. Here it's simple: mix in water, plant the grains, set it on a bright shelf. Everything had turned green within six days. Ingredients are listed honestly, no fluff on the label, and the packaging goes through European sorting centers without any trouble. Fully satisfied, will order again.

It says the sprouts appear in 4-7 days; mine came up on the fifth. The instructions don’t lie, thank you.

The growing time was exactly seven days. The greens turned out juicy and thick, and the cat keeps chewing on them.

I spent a while looking for the right grass for my Siamese before landing on this. What convinced me was the honest ingredient list — just grain seeds and coconut substrate, nothing hidden. Kept it on a bright shelf in the kitchen, watered it gradually, and had the first sprouts by day four. She's happy with the sensory enrichment, and the little box doesn't clash with the kitchen either.

The tray is white and neat, and fits into the minimalist design of the kitchen.

The ingredients are honest, with no hidden fillers, and that’s written right on the package. I’ll be buying more.

I wanted a simple way to add grass to my Maine Coon's diet without the parasite risk that comes with grass from outside. This kit solved that. The substrate doesn't dirty his paws, and the container has enough weight that a cat his size won't tip it. Sprouts came up quickly and look tidy.

No need to buy an extra container or soil, everything is already inside. Just take it and plant.

I put it on a window ledge that gets sun in the living room; the container looks stylish and doesn’t spoil the interior.

A wonderful Fernpaw set! After just a week, the cat is enjoying fresh greens right on the windowsill.

The grass is soft, and the grains are well chosen. An excellent addition to the usual canned-food diet.

Took about five days to sprout. The substrate's nice and light, but that also means it dries out fast on the windowsill, so you need to water more often than I expected.

Excellent sensory enrichment. The cat not only eats it, but also sniffs it.

The coconut substrate soaks up water nicely, and the seeds were sprouted within four days. Cat's happy with the result.

My cat really likes the sensory enrichment; she loves not only eating the grass, but also rubbing her little face against it.

Excellent light substrate; the seeds don’t rot in it if you don’t overwater. Germination is almost one hundred percent.

Suitable for placing on a sunny windowsill in the hallway, since the windows face north.

Suitable for cats of any age. I gave it to both a 4-month-old kitten and an adult cat, and they chew it eagerly.

Unbleached packaging is a big plus. The grass sprouted evenly, and the cat eats it with pleasure.

The substrate has no smell at all, unlike store-bought soil. big plus

The grass is fresh and my cat loves it. Unfortunately, it needs to be watered moderately, and there’s no measuring cup included in the kit.

Fresh grass adds variety to a dry-food diet.

The coconut substrate holds moisture really well, so you don’t have to water it every day. Convenient.

Perfect for an apartment. No soil, no mess, and the grass is fresh.

A good addition to regular dry food. My cat eats it with appetite.

The included substrate and container make life easier. I’d definitely buy it again and recommend it to everyone.

Bought this mostly out of curiosity. The coconut substrate swelled up fast, and the seeds were sprouted by day five. My British Shorthair really took to the fresh shoots, and impressively they hadn't even started yellowing two weeks in.

The container is compact and fits on a shelf. The grass grew quickly and my cat eats it eagerly.

The container doesn’t take up much space at all. I squeezed it in between my flower pots, and it looks natural there.

Much easier than buying soil and seeds separately in different bags.

The container looks very stylish and minimalist. The kraft label adds a natural touch, and it fit perfectly into the kitchen.

Nice touch that the kraft label is chlorine-free — small detail, but I noticed. Shoots were already up by day four.

I sow a new batch every 10 days. Works great as dietary enrichment.

Leo, my British Shorthair, is nearly three and has had ongoing trouble with hairballs. He also kept trying to chew on the houseplants, which are toxic for him, so I decided to give this kit a shot. Kept it on a bright shelf with moderate watering, and thick shoots were up by day six. He genuinely loves it and has completely stopped bothering the ficuses. The substrate stays off his paws and the container sits steady. I'll keep buying it.

The coconut substrate is so light that my cat drags bits of it across the windowsill every time she has a nibble. I now sweep the sill daily.

The packaging is recyclable, which is great. But the regular shipping label didn’t stick to it well, everything kept peeling off.

My Maine Coon loves chewing on greens, but letting him roam outside in the city isn't really an option. This kit solved that problem — you can watch it grow, and by about a week in there's a proper little lawn. No gardening tools needed either, I just poured water from a glass and set it in the light. Planning to order more so I can keep refreshing it.

The grass makes our cat more active and healthier; we noticed it in the shine of her coat.

We took the packaging to the sorting center. Eco-friendly, and the cat is fed.

We managed without any garden trowels. the container from the kit handles everything just fine on its own

Grains are good for the digestive tract. My old cat coughs less often from hair now.

Shoots were up within four days. Cat eats it happily now and has stopped going after my flowers.

My Siamese, Marcel, normally ignores greens entirely, but these seeds actually got his attention. Followed the instructions to the letter — bright shelf, moderate watering — and had thick shoots by day six. Now he visits the container every morning and neatly bites off a few blades. Solid dietary enrichment for a cat who's indoors full-time.

The lightweight substrate holds water very well. Even if you forget to water it for one day, the grass doesn’t dry out instantly.

Perfect for people who don’t have a country house. My cat lives only indoors, and fresh grains are simply necessary for her digestion. The container is stable.

Moderate watering gave excellent results. Every single sprout came up, really thick.

Fresh grass adds variety to the diet. Just wish there was a more detailed instruction about putting it in a well-lit place.

Chlorine-free unbleached kraft label, awesome. Eco-friendly.

I'd wanted to grow grass for my cat for ages but kept putting it off because of the mess I assumed it would make. This kit solved that worry entirely — the coconut substrate doesn't dirty paws or scatter around the house, and it holds moisture well despite being lightweight. Sprouts broke through around day five. Now he chews on it in the mornings instead of getting artificial vitamins, and I'm glad the packaging just goes into plastic recycling.

Put it on a well-lit spot on the shelf as recommended, watered it and forgot about it. It's growing like a weed.

Regular grain seeds without any chemicals or additives are perfect for my cat.

The 120g pack is exactly the optimal amount for the cat to finish the grass before it turns yellow.

Good dietary enrichment for indoors. Six days passed and the grass is already thick. You just have to water it very carefully.

Loved that no garden tools are needed. Just added water and that's it.

Grains are really good for a cat's digestion. The stool normalized, and hair doesn't accumulate in the stomach.

The grass has a good effect on the cat's digestion. It's just that the kraft label tore very easily when unboxing.

Compact, tidy container that barely takes up any windowsill space. Seeds sprouted around day six, and the cat loved it.

Quality product from a European manufacturer. Will recommend to friends.

It's convenient that the packaging is easily recycled at sorting centers. For me, the eco-friendliness of a product plays a crucial role when buying.

No need to buy extra soil, everything you need is included right in the kit.

Grew in about five days. Recyclable packaging too, which counts for a lot in my book.

The kraft label looks nice and natural in the kitchen. Grass came in thick by day six.

I've got two Sphynx cats, both indoors full time. Used to grab ready-grown grass from the pet store, but it always wilted fast. Decided to grow it myself instead. The process is genuinely easy, and the coconut substrate stays much cleaner than regular soil. Recyclable packaging is a plus for me too. Took about six days for the seeds to come up nicely, and both cats crunch away happily. Would recommend to anyone with indoor cats.

It's great that you don't need to look for soil and a pot separately. The coconut substrate was included in the kit. I water it moderately, and the grass grows thick and juicy.

The grass sprouted right on time, just as stated in 4-7 days. The cat is happy, we eat together.

It took exactly 7 days to get full sprouts. The cat is happy, chewing on it all day long now.

Coconut substrate holds moisture really well — didn't need to water much. Grass was in by day five.

Finally, the cat stopped chewing on my houseplants. The Fernpaw kit completely distracted her.

A must-have item for cats living in an apartment.

No tools needed. Just watered it and waited. Very simple.

Glad I bought this. Being made in Europe gives me some confidence there's nothing toxic in the substrate. Sprouts showed up around day six. Only minor note: the container could stand to be a bit heavier so the cat can't nudge it around, but it's not a big deal. She clearly enjoys crunching on it, and the mono-material packaging goes straight into the blue bin without issue. I'll be reordering once this batch is done.

Our fluffy cat has always had trouble with hairballs. Since we started growing this for him, bringing them up has gotten a lot easier and more natural for him. Really simple to use too — the seeds come pre-mixed with the substrate, so you just need to add water. This has turned into a monthly purchase for us now.

The cat is delighted with the fresh grass. I’ll keep refreshing the planting regularly.

Usually 4-7 days and the green sprouts are already there.

The growing kit is excellent. It’s a pity that for cats of any age, it doesn’t say what amount of grass is safe.

The grains sprouted perfectly, and the cat eats them with pleasure.

The container is stable; the cat hasn’t knocked it over once yet while eating the grass.

A good addition to the cat’s diet. It’s good that the label is not chlorine-bleached, but it peels off the container.

No gardening tools, clean hands. Just perfect for an apartment.

It’s convenient that no gardening tools are needed, everything is in the box. But the tray is too light; the cat knocks it over.

The grass adds variety to the cat’s diet. She used to eat my indoor ficus plants, now she only eats her own grains.

The grass sprouted at home without any gardening tools. I just added water and put it out for the cat a week later.

A very convenient format. The kit has everything, I didn’t even need to look for a container.

No need to buy soil separately, which saves a lot of money and time going around shops.

The neat container looks nice on the windowsill.

With two cats in an apartment, I figured they were missing out on a bit of nature. This kit has become a staple for us. It's genuinely good natural enrichment, and both cats have eased off chewing on my houseplants since we started. I like that the composition lists exact percentages of seed versus coconut — nothing hidden, fully transparent. One batch lasts around a week and a half of steady eating.

Suitable for cats of any age. My older one is 12 years old and happily crunched on the sprouts.

Liked that this wasn't shipped in from overseas, so that's partly why I ordered it. Easy to grow — sprouts came up quickly once it was on a bright shelf. The cat's gotten good sensory enrichment out of it and has been more active since. My one complaint is the substrate that ends up scattered around the container after she's eaten; I'm constantly sweeping bits of coconut filler off the floor.

Sprouted in four days, exactly as advertised.

My Persian grooms himself constantly, so grass is a genuine necessity for him, not just a nice-to-have. I picked this brand mainly for the mono-material packaging — we sort our waste at home and that matters to us. It sprouted with surprising ease, which says something since I usually manage to kill even cacti. Just set it on the windowsill and kept it slightly damp. He eats it with obvious enjoyment.

Sprouted right on day five, as promised. The coconut substrate is genuinely convenient — none of the mess you'd get with regular soil — and the cat's a fan.

Suitable for cats of any age; my old one eats it too.

We've got two cats — one stays inside entirely, the other has balcony access. For the indoor one, this grass is pretty much essential. Took exactly six days to grow with moderate watering. We add it to their dry food and they eat it willingly; digestion has clearly improved. The container's compact enough to fit our narrow kitchen windowsill.

Luna, our Scottish Fold, is strictly an apartment cat. I used to try planting oats in regular soil, which made a genuine mess of the windowsill. This kit has been a lifesaver — the coconut substrate is light, there's no mess at all, and the container itself looks neat. Grass was up by day five. Luna basically lives by the window grazing now, so I'll be ordering more to keep the planting fresh.

Happy with this purchase. First sprouts by day four, and the seeds themselves seem pretty hardy.

Our British Shorthair used to go after my ficus plants constantly, which isn't safe for her. Decided to try this growing kit instead. Genuinely simple process, and the substrate stays clean and odorless throughout. The moment the first sprouts showed up, she switched over completely — that's her official greens now, and I'll be replanting regularly to keep it going.

Excellent quality grass seeds. Every single one sprouted.

Sprouted well on one side, thinner on the other. I should not have to rotate a tray for it to grow evenly.

Great dietary enrichment for my indoor cat.

Grows quickly on the windowsill. I didn't like that the seed germination expiration date isn't listed on the kraft label.

The shipping distance is indeed short; delivery within Germany arrived in just a couple of days.

It's great that the coconut substrate doesn't make a mess on the windowsill like regular soil. Just add water and it's ready.

It feels good to hold a product made in the EU. The chlorine-free, unbleached kraft label is a small detail, but it shows the brand's responsible approach. The grass sprouted without any issues.

Compact size, it doesn't get in the way at all on the window next to my flowers.

It's great that it's made of a single material. It's easy to recycle in our city.

Everything you need comes in the box — seeds, substrate, container — so there was no separate trip for soil. Opened it, planted it, and about a week later it was ready to go down by the cat tree. Convenient with no extras needed, and the single-material packaging being recyclable is a nice bonus for the environment.

Planted it in the evening, and even, green sprouts were already poking out in a few days. The cat was immediately interested.

I liked that the container is neat: placed it on a narrow windowsill, and it doesn't get in the way.

The substrate is light, not like regular soil. There was no dirt in the kitchen after watering, which is very convenient.

The kit already included seeds, substrate, and a container, so I planted it without having to make a trip to the garden store.

My cat Luna lives strictly indoors, and this grass has become a nice little daily entertainment for her. It's perfect for distracting her from the houseplants.

Packaging made from a single recyclable material is important to me. After use, I just tossed it into the recycling bin, and the cat got fresh greens.

The kraft label looks subtle, without bright plastic flashiness. I gifted this kit to my sister, and her cat loved it too.

Both of our British Shorthairs took to this right away. Sprouts were up by day three, and they eat them with real enthusiasm.

Got this for our Maine Coon, Barney. The container is convenient, sits stably on a wide windowsill. The cat munches on the grass in the morning instead of the flowers.

Very simple to plant, just added water and had greenery in a couple of days. My Bengal cat absolutely loves it.

This is now our Siamese cat's favorite treat. It grew in thickly; the cat pulls out the little clumps, but the container holds its shape.

Ordering for the third time now. The substrate is always moist right out of the package, and the seeds have a 100% germination rate. I recommend it to all my cat-owner friends!

We have an older cat who started chewing on wires frequently. We placed this tray of grass near the outlet — the problem went away, he only chews on the greens now.

The grass grew in thick. My Sphynx cat chewed through half of it in one evening, I'll have to plant some more. The container is neat.

My wife bought this for our Abyssinian. I was surprised that the container really doesn't leak or dirty the window. The sprouts came up quickly.

A very convenient format: I opened it, watered it, and put it on the window. Our Scottish Fold is thrilled and eats it every day.

Bought it on sale. The seedlings sprouted evenly, and the cat immediately sniffed them and ate a couple. A good activity for an apartment.

My daughter wanted to plant some grass for the cat. With this set, there's no digging needed and everything stays clean. After four days it was already turning green, and the cat is happy.

We have a lot of flowers at home, and the cat used to ruin the flowerpots. With this set, we've forgotten about that; now he only chews his own portion in the corner.

Our British Shorthair is very picky, but she eats this grass willingly. The sprouts are tender and soft, and you can tell they're easy to care for.

Just a super thing. Our Bengal is always hanging out on the balcony, and now he has his own little garden there. You only need to water it a little, otherwise it can get moldy.

My first purchase in this format. The seeds are excellent, the whole little lawn is green. My gray kitty sits next to it for a long time and crunches away.

Our Maine Coon needs a vitamin supplement, so we buy this grass regularly. It's convenient that the container can be thrown away afterward without any extra hassle.

We gave it to my grandmother for her cat. At seventy, it's hard for her to fuss with soil, but here everything is ready and clean. The sprouts came through quickly.

I got it to try out of curiosity. We have a Siamese cat at home; at first he just sniffed it, but then he got a taste for it. The container doesn't smell like plastic, which is a plus.

We're expecting kittens, so I'm stocking up on grass for the mother cat. She eats it happily so she can take good care of the babies afterward.

Regular cat grass, but in a convenient compact format. I put it on the windowsill, and the cat nibbles it slowly, just as she needs.

I planted it for Musya, my seven-year-old British Shorthair. After a few days she was already nibbling the grass by the window.

Our Maine Coon Oscar gets bored on the windowsill in winter and chews houseplants. We sowed the grass in the container and put it next to his bed. Now in the morning he goes to the grass first, and the ficus has finally been left alone.

For kitten Nora, this has become her favorite morning ritual. Suitable even if you have no experience with plants.

We have a Sphynx named Loki, two years old, who lives strictly indoors. I put the container on the narrow windowsill in the kitchen and watered it little by little. The sprouts came up evenly, and Loki comes over after eating and calmly chews them.

Our cat Leia stopped showing interest in the bouquets on the table once she got her own grass.

I bought it for my old cat Rudy, he's eleven. He's picky and doesn't eat just any greens, but he started nibbling this grass little by little on the second day after the sprouts appeared.

My Persian cat Bella eats the grass after being brushed and looks happy and calm.

After we moved into an apartment, our cat Tigr kept asking to go out on the balcony and was clearly looking for greenery. I grew the grass right in the included container, without getting soil all over the kitchen. Now I put it on the floor for him for ten minutes in the evening; he nibbles it and then calmly goes to sleep.

For Siamese Max, the container is stable; he didn't tip it over even while actively sniffing it.

We have a five-year-old ginger mixed-breed cat named Felix. We put the grass next to his bowls; at first he sniffed it, and the next day he started carefully biting off the tips. I'll buy more so I can refresh the planting without gaps.

I got it for my cat Mia for the cold season. It grew evenly, and she clearly likes it.

Bengal Kira immediately started playing with the sprouts, while calm British Shorthair Archie only came over in the evening and began eating. I liked that I didn't have to look for a separate pot or get the table dirty.

My cat Sam no longer touches the dill in the kitchen, he goes for his own grass.

We don't let our Scottish Fold Mila outside, so we were looking for some simple indoor greens. I soaked and sowed the seeds following the instructions and placed them in the light. Within a few days, a thick patch of sprouts appeared. Mila sniffed it at first, but then started coming over after breakfast. The container looks neat, though I wish it came with a lid for storing the next batch, but that's a minor thing.

My cat Sonya loves sitting next to it and nibbling a little bit, especially in the evening.

My cat Charlie is three years old and was constantly trying to eat the spider plant leaves. After growing this grass, I placed the container on the same windowsill where he usually sits. Charlie quickly switched to it, and my plants no longer suffer.

I grew this grass for my Maine Coon, Basil. He loves eating it, but the substrate dries out a bit too quickly.

The grass sprouted quickly, and my British Shorthair, Barsik, is very happy with it. The only downside is that the container feels quite fragile; I'm afraid I might break it while washing.

I got this for my 12-year-old indoor cat, Murka, to help her clear hairballs from her stomach. The sprouts popped up on the third day, and she happily munched them down. The kit itself is excellent and has everything included, but it would be great if the instructions specified the exact amount of water to use. It's very easy to overwater, and excess moisture damages the roots. I had to just eyeball it.

Great kit, the grass grew in thick. Raymond loves it. The only thing is that the label was really hard to wash off.

We bought this grass for our Siamese cat, Larry. He jumps up on the windowsill and chews on the sprouts all day. His coat looks much better, and there's no more vomiting of hairballs. The grass really does grow quickly, and the seeds are of excellent quality. However, our cat has a habit of pulling the sprouts right out by the roots, and the lightweight substrate gets scattered all over the windowsill. I have to clean up after him daily. The bottom of the container is flat; it would be great if you could include a protective mesh.