Snack de hierba gatera Trixie TRIXIE 100 g — hierba gatera vegetal para gatos adultos, envase de cartón

TRIXIE Cat Grass TRIXIE 100g is a natural barley grass product designed for indoor cats. Packaged in a 100 g polybag, the grass provides dietary fibre and micro-nutrients that support digestion and can help reduce hairball formation. It offers cats a safe, edible alternative to outdoor plants and satisfies their instinctive need to chew fresh greens.

Advantages

Barley-based cat grass supplies soluble and insoluble fibre that aids intestinal transit and can assist in managing hairballs. The product is ready to grow or use as fresh cut grass, making it suitable for small living spaces. Its simple composition reduces the risk associated with household plants that may be toxic to cats, and the lightweight 100 g package is convenient to store and handle.

Suitable for

• Indoor cats needing dietary fibre
• Kittens and adult cats with a natural urge to chew grass
• Owners seeking to reduce hairball-related vomiting
• Homes where outdoor access is limited or unsafe

Key specifications

• Primary ingredient: barley grass
• Net weight: 100 g
• Packaging: polybag
• Intended use: edible supplement for cats
• Benefits: dietary fibre, supports digestion, may reduce hairballs

How to use

Open the polybag and either plant the seeds following any included instructions or use pre-grown grass if provided. Place the grass in a stable, easily accessible location where the cat can safely nibble without risk of choking or ingesting soil. Replace or refresh the grass regularly to maintain palatability and hygiene. Monitor the cat during initial exposure to ensure proper chewing behaviour and to check for any adverse reactions.

Recommendations

Offer cat grass as a supplemental treat alongside a balanced diet; do not use it as a sole food source. For best results, provide fresh grass in small amounts several times per week and observe your cat for tolerance and preference. If the cat has ongoing digestive issues or unusual reactions, consult a veterinarian.