You saw my movie at the weekend of me chewing on the green grass in the weekend. It's something I like to do. Mum thinks I like it because it's tasty. I'm seldom sick after eating grass, mum thinks I like the roughage and need my fiber. Just like she needs to eat her greens too.
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Flynn often went in the field for his grass and eat the long course blades. The trouble with that was he would often poop a string of sausages or leave a blade sticking out. He wasn't very appreciative of me giving a helping hand to gently remove it.
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There good for you..
Reminded me of a Christmas funny...
"What's the most popular wine at Christmas"?
"I hate Brussel sprouts"! :0).
My previous cats used to beg for me to bring grass in to them and I did.
ReplyDeleteThey rarely coughed it back up. Precious only likes her fresh home grown
catnip. You are looking good Poppy. Enjoy the greens.
That's unusual that a cat won't get sick after eating grass. But if you want to and it helps the digestion, then you know best, Poppy.
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ReplyDeleteJust as we thought, Poppy. You like a little fiber in your diet. :)
ReplyDeleteI like green things too, Poppy.
ReplyDelete7 year old Watson doesn't spend much time outside but she does like a few blades of grass now and then, and then comes INSIDE and yaks them up!!! I wondered if it was for tummy upset? or hair ball problems??? I'm not really sure....
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