Cat grass, a safe, healthy and economical option.

My cat in Japan KURO loves eating cat grass. I used to either buy a pot for her or plant the seeds myself for economical option.

Now I have learnt quite a while ago that rabbits also love these grass. (Afterall, they are barley grass)
Since Kenshiro never goes outing to graze the grass in parks,
(well, i rather worry about the pesticide they use...)
I decided to grow them here in Hong Kong for her.

I broght back a packet of seeds, actually they are a kind of barley, last time from Japan.
And I planted these barleys as instructed in the plastic container in which 6 apples used to be sold in.

Wow, only 3 days later shoots have already grown approx. 10cm.
Ready for harvest!!
And Kenshiro just loved them!!!!
Can't get enough of them she seems...

I pick the shoots from the root, so that I may have the 2nd shoots coming out.
Anyway, it's nice to grow something for her at home. It's spring after all...

by Kenshiro ----- ★★★★★

Bach's Rescue Remedy PET

Bach's Rescue REmedy PET.(HK$180)

Wonder if it's worth to buy one for Kenshiro...one day..

Description:
The most popular Bach Flower Remedy is actually a combination of five remedies that work together to relieve stress and fear called Rescue Remedy. Rescue Remedy can be safely used before visiting the vet office or following any kind of injury. It is used to revive animals that are in shock and help with their subsequent recovery. It has undeniably saved many pets and is safe flower remedy. The five flower essences used in Rescue Remedy are: Star of Bethlehem for trauma, Clematis to help ground the patient and prevent passing out, Rock Rose for panic, Impatiens for tension and irritability and Cherry Plum. Four drops are added to a one-ounce glass dropper bottle of spring water and then shaken up. Three or four drops of Rescue Remedy can be given into the mouth or onto the gums every five minutes until a response is seen. Treatment with Rescue Remedy can continue for up to six to eight weeks in order to achieve the desired effect.