Catit Senses 2.0 Grass Planter
The Catit 2.0 Senses Grass Planter is a dedicated tool for growing cat-friendly grass. Cat grass provides a natural source of fiber that supports digestion and helps reduce hair ball formation. Unlike houseplants, which may be toxic to cats, cat grass is safe and beneficial for feline health.
The planter features a precisely sized soil compartment to hold the ideal amount of soil and includes drainage holes to prevent overwatering. A rubber mat ensures the planter stays stable and won’t tip over, while the grid soil cover prevents cats from digging and creating messes.
PLEASE NOTE: Planter box only – Cat grass and soil are sold separately.
| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
| Drainage Holes | Prevents overwatering and promotes healthy root growth |
| Rubber Mat | Prevents slipping and keeps the planter stable |
| Grid Soil Cover | Prevents cats from digging and accessing the soil |
| Soil Capacity | Optimal amount for growing cat grass |
FAQ
Is the planter safe for cats to interact with?
Yes, the planter is designed with a grid soil cover to prevent cats from digging into the soil. The rubber mat ensures stability, reducing the risk of tipping.
Can I use this planter with any type of cat grass soil?
The planter is compatible with standard cat grass soil. However, the soil and grass are sold separately, so you will need to purchase them to use the planter.
Does the planter come with soil or grass?
No, the planter comes only with the planter box. Cat grass and soil are sold separately.
Dylan MacLeod –
My cat loves to sit near the planter and doesn’t dig into the soil. The rubber mat keeps it stable and the grid cover prevents mess. Easy to use and safe for my cat.
Simon Baker –
The planter holds the right amount of soil and has good drainage. My cat hasn’t touched the soil since the grid cover was installed. A practical addition to the living room.
Frank Lyman –
I was worried about my cat knocking it over, but the rubber mat works well. The design is simple and effective. No mess, no stress.