CATDOLL : What does cat grass do for cats?

Effects of cat grass on cats:

1. Improve the cat's digestive function. Cat grass contains a lot of plant fiber, which can help cats digest some difficult-to-digest foods such as meat and bones, and prevent indigestion.

2. Clean the mouth. Cat grass contains certain vitamins and trace elements, so cats eating cat grass can not only supplement certain nutrients, but also prevent problems such as oral ulcers and gingivitis.

3. Vomit out hair balls. Cats have the habit of licking their fur to clean themselves, so they will inevitably swallow the hair into their stomachs. A small amount will be discharged or vomited out by itself, but if there is a large amount, it can be easily vomited out through the pointed part of the cat grass.

4. Relieve stress. When cats are under great pressure, they will find that the stress will be significantly relieved after eating an appropriate amount of cat grass.

Precautions for cats eating cat grass:

1. Do not force cats to eat cat grass. If the cat does not eat cat grass on its own initiative, try not to feed it cat grass artificially.

2. A proper amount of cat grass can help cats digest food and avoid constipation, but excessive consumption of cat grass will make it difficult for cats to digest, and in severe cases may cause damage to the cat's stomach.

3. Cooked cat grass will destroy the fiber and some nutrients of cat grass, which means that the original effect of cat grass is destroyed. Eating cooked cat grass is not conducive to cats expelling hair balls and absorbing nutrients.