ORGANIC WHEAT GRASS/HUMAN/CAT/RABBIT/DOG/BIRD ONE POUND

You can juice it or blend it. Any kind of high speed blender or osterizer will work if you don't have a juicer, you will need to strain it if you don't like pulp. But don't throw away that pulp because you use it to add to dishes, ie, veggies. You will get the maximum benefits using a juicer. The pulp will only be beneficial as fiber, but hey, fiber is good. Also, you can just eat it...cut it up and sprinkle it on a salad...or grow it for your pets like I do, eating it fresh provides you with a source of fiber. The grass needs to be masticated to obtain the health benefits. Cats love it and so do Rabbits, Dogs, Birds or whatever your pet may be. It's easy to grow and fresh all the time. Wheat Grass will live about 3 1/2 weeks then you need to regrow. It's meant for consumption. It's possible to get a second cut, but it won't be tender like the first cut. I don't like it myself and I just throw it and re-grow it each time.

Wheat Grass is scientifically proven to improve the overall health of humans as well as any pet that eats grass, better said, anything with a circulatory system! It can't be proven to or cure disease because that's not possible to do, but if the circulatory system is improved, the body's ability to fight off or cure illness is improved in turn. There are many testimonials out there that make the claim that wheat grass helped to cure them from serious illnesses i.e. infections and cancer. Remember, these are personal testimonials not doctor's claims. March 6, 2009: Here's my personal testimony: My friend was diagnosed with cancer 8 months ago. One and a half months ago I started him on wheat grass juice which he drinks daily. One month ago his bloodwork began showing improvement. His labwork showed his red blood cell count increasing on each visit over the past month. His doctor asked, "What are you doing different"? My friend told him, "A friend started me on wheat grass juice". The doctor said, "Keep doing it"! Prior to last month his blood count was poor and showing no improvement. I've seen it work in other ways too regarding healing. Of course I can't prove it's the wheat grass, but personally, I more than believe it is just that and so I call it "The Miracle Juice". Doctor's know it's out there and they know how beneficial it is to overall health, but legally, doctor's cannot prescribe natural remedies in place of FDA approved medicines. Wheat grass should not be considered a medicine or used in place of a medicine but rather a product to use in combination if you are ill and trying to enhance your health situation or if your pet is ill. People with health issues use it as well as healthy people because they believe it will keep them healthy. It's a great supplement for the pet with a health problem but also works to keep the healthy pet healthy. I want to stress that wheat grass should only be used as a supplement and should never be used to replace a medicine. You should always do your own research so you have all the information to draw your own conclusions.

To a rabbit wheat grass is "Fresh Hay". There is that one in a million cat that just won't eat it. I have one buyer with 9 cats and one won't touch it. It's almost unheard of but it can happen. So if you have that one in a million cat that won't eat it, it's not the wheat grass and it's not you. You can see the new baby enjoying his wheat grass just the way the pets like it..."Right from the pot"!

  

In the picture...pots are about 3" high...perfect height for rabbits...can also be grown in a larger sized pot. The pot in front approx 4-5 days...back 2 pots approx 8-10 days...the plants in the pic were grown right in my kitchen window.

 If your cat is eating your plants they are trying to tell you something, that is, there is something in that plant they need. Give them a healthy plant that tastes better and is better for them.

    

This is the new ebay celebrity "Buddy" and you can see how he got to be a star on ebay! Buddy chooses to sleep on his wheat grass so when he arouses for a moment as you can see in You can just plant the seeds (hardier for pets)...or you can sprout them first and that's for more experienced interested in growing hydroponically. Personally, I don't recommend sprouting before growing in soil. It increases your chances of failure, and it's just not necessary, keep it simple.

You can just plant the seeds (hardier for pets)...or you can sprout them first and that's for more experienced interested in growing hydroponically. Personally, I don't recommend sprouting before growing in soil. It increases your chances of failure, and it's just not necessary, keep it simple.

All you need is Sun, Soil, Water and "Any type" planting pot over 3" deep...get creative or just go for simple like in my pic...Basically just place seed on soil...cover with a thin layer of soil...water well...stand back and watch...sounds easy...but you will need to control the growing environment and that's not hard. I have grown wheat grass for years. You don't need a green thumb and it's just plain simple to grow.