The Pet Greens Self Grow Garden Pet Grass is generally well-received for its ease of use and quick growth. However, there are concerns about quality issues like mildew and mixed results on pet acceptance. Most cats and dogs either love it or ignore it.
Quality issues like mildew and inconsistent seed germination
Prevention: Ensure proper watering and check for signs of mildew.
The setup process is simple, and the growth is fast.
Some seeds germinate well, even though a portion can fail to sprout.
Some pets enjoy it, making it worth the price.
There are reports of mildew and inconsistent seed germination.
Difficulty getting the seeds to germinate consistently.
Recent reviews mention more quality issues compared to older reviews.
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Factors: Soil moisture, Pet interaction
The seeds typically germinate within a few days, but some reviewers mentioned inconsistent germination.
Yes, it is safe for both cats and dogs, but pet acceptance varies widely.
The grass can last for several weeks with proper care, but some reviewers reported issues with mildew.
"I just plant 1/2 the seeds and got potting soil for the other half. My kitty loves this most of all and it lasts longer than any other I’ve ever used!"
"I grew it and gave them some and they just smelled it and just walked away"
If you're looking for a quick and easy solution to provide fresh greens for your pet, this product is worth a try. However, be prepared for mixed results and potential quality issues.
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