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Cat Grass Planting Kit

Cat Grass Planting Kit

🌿 European Cat Grass With 0 Pesticides 

🐱 Gentle Daily Support For Cats With Sensitive Tummies 

💚 Soothes & Strengthens Stomach Keeping All Cats Healthy

🌱 Healthier gut without changing their usual food 

🍗 Chicken Flavor They’ll Meow & Pur For

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    Furli Cat Grass Digestion Sticks work great beacuse they target the root cause of digestion issues and offer a natural solution

    Dr. Rachel Manning  
     
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    These digestion sticks from Furli not only calmed his tummy but the household! No more cleaning!!

    Anya Kane
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    Furli eased my mind because now my baby isn't always sick, and he's playing again

    Brenda Kirby  
     
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    Cat Grass Planting Kit

    Cat Grass Planting Kit

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    "What's in it & How many do I get?”

    Just 4 simple ingredients:

    • European Cat Grass: natural plant fiber for your cat's daily grass sweep
    • Chicken Meat: real protein and the flavor cats come running for
    • Egg Yolks: natural nutrients for overall wellness
    • Fish Oil: omega-3s for a soft, shiny coat

    How many sticks do I get?

    • 1 Pack: 6 sticks (about 12 days)
    • 2 Pack: 12 sticks (about 24 days)
    • 3 Pack: 18 sticks (about 36 days)

    We recommend half a stick a day, snapped into small pieces next to breakfast.

    Our pick: the 2 Pack + Subscribe & Save. You get 2 free gifts and 15% off, and your next pack ships before you run out, so your cat never misses a day. Cancel anytime.

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    “What can I expect?”

    Week 1: Your cat gets used to the new treat. You might not notice much yet. That's normal.

    Week 2: Fewer morning surprises on the floor.

    Week 3: Less vomit and more hair in the litter box instead of on your rug.

    Week 4: Your cat is eating, playing and back on your lap with a settled stomach.

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    “Won’t grass just make my cat puke?”

    Loose grass can, especially when a cat gorges on a whole pot on an empty stomach.

    Each stick gives a small daily serving of grass inside a chicken chew, so it goes down with food. Break off a small piece to start and see how your cat does.

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    “What if my cat is too picky to eat it?”

    That's exactly why we made it a treat.

    No powders, no pastes, nothing to sneak into her food. Just a chicken chew she actually wants. Start with a small piece for extra picky cats.

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    “I’ve already tried everything. Why would this be different?”

    Because you don't have to replace the food that's already working. You're simply adding daily cat grass in a treat giving your cat the fiber and greens they're missing without another diet change, powder, or paste.

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    60 Day Gaurantee & Shipping

    Try our Cat Grass Sticks risk-free for 60 days. If you're not happy with your purchase, contact us within 60 days and we'll make it right.

    ALL SHIPPING IS FREE

    Orders are processed within 1–2 business days, then shipped straight to your door in 5–7 business days.

    Total estimated delivery time: 6–10 business days.

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    Loved by 5,789+ Cat Moms Worldwide

      • Changing Food ALLLL the time

        “I was constantly changing her food and wondering if I was making things worse. I finally wanted something simple I could give her every day without overthinking it, and she actually likes these.”

        Riley S

      • HE IS SO PICKY

        “My cat is ridiculously picky, so I really didn’t think he would eat these. He actually comes running when I open the bag, which makes everything so much easier.”

        Alexa A

      • Worried about the puke

        “I used to wake up and immediately check the floors for puke. I still worry about her, but I don’t feel like I’m constantly trying to figure out what I’m doing wrong anymore.”

        Nicole B

      • Actually super easy

        “I’ve spent way too much money trying to find something that would agree with his stomach. I like that I can keep feeding him the food he already knows and just add this into his routine.” 

        Rachel K

        Food was never the issue.

        Here's why. Your cat's stomach was already used to their food. Every switch throws their gut off all over again, so things get a little better for a week, and then you're right back to cleaning up puke.

        The problem was never what's in the bowl. It's what's been missing from it since day one.

        For millions of years, cats have chewed grass. Plants show up in the diets of 24 wild cat species. UC Davis found about 7 in 10 house cats still go looking for it, and most aren't sick when they do. Grass is what sweeps swallowed hair through, like a drain snake.

        But 80% of US cats never go outside. No grass. Nothing to push the hair through. So it comes back up. On your rug.

        That's The Indoor Grass Gap. And it's why we don't change your cat's diet. We add back the one thing cats have eaten since ancient times.

        Keep the food your cat loves. Give them back their grass

        The EU Daily Grass Sweep 

        Real cat grass from Europe, where many weed killers still used on US farms are banned.

        Baked into real chicken, so even picky cats come running for it.

        A little every day, with food. Not a pot they scarf and barf.

        In studies, adding fiber cut hairball vomiting by up to 79%.

        Picture it. No more morning surprises on the rug. A calm tummy. A cat who finishes their bowl and curls up on your lap again.

        What The Vets Say

        🌿 "Cats eat grass when they're sick." Wrong. UC Davis found about 71% of cats eat plants, and most aren't sick. Wild cats have done it for millions of years. It's instinct.

        🔬 "Hairballs are just normal." Not this often. Grass is natural fiber. In studies, fiber cut hairball vomiting by up to 79%.

        🏡 "Grass makes her puke." A whole pot does. Cornell's vet school recommends oat grass for indoor cats. Given a little daily, with food, it sweeps the hair through.

        EU Clean grass only. Vets say grass must be pesticide free. Ours comes from Europe, where many US weed killers are banned.

        A Happy Gut Makes A Happy Cat

        One stick a day keeps her tummy calm, her digestion smooth, and hairballs moving out, not coming up.

        Why Furli is different:

        • Clean European grass. It's grown where many US weed killers are banned.
        • Baked into real chicken, so she actually eats it and it goes down with her food.
        • A little every day, not a pot of grass she binges and throws up.
        • No food switch. Keep the food she loves.

        She eats better, feels better, and gets back to being their healthiest self.

        FAQ

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        What if my cat doesn't like it?

        Cats are picky, so we made this a chicken chew, not a powder or paste. Most cats treat it like a treat. Start with a small piece and let her try it at her own pace.

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        How does cat grass help my cat's gut?


        Cat grass is natural plant fiber. Researchers think grass works like a gentle sweep in the gut, helping keep food and fur moving. Cats eat it on instinct, but indoor cats rarely get any.

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        Will cat grass make my cat throw up?


        Loose grass can, especially when a cat gorges on a whole pot on an empty stomach. Our sticks give a small daily serving inside a chicken chew, so it goes down with food. Start with a small piece and build up.


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        I've already tried food changes, probiotics, and powders. Why would this be different?

        All of those change what's in the bowl. This adds what was never in it: daily grass. Keep the food that already works, and add one small stick to her routine.

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        Can I give this to my cat every day?

        Yes, that's the point. Your cat's gut is built for a little grass every day. Give a small daily piece alongside her normal food.

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        “My cat already eats grass. Why would I need this?”

        Fresh grass is great when you have it. But pots mold, die, attract bugs and run out. These sticks keep daily grass on hand with zero upkeep, and in a form that goes down with food.

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        Why not just give my cat a slow feeder?


        A slow feeder helps cats who eat too fast, and you can keep using one. But it only changes how fast she eats. It doesn't add the daily grass her gut is missing. Use both.

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        Is this actually different from other cat grass sticks?

        Most grass sticks are sold as dental treats. Ours is built for digestion first: a small daily grass serving, made to fill the Indoor Grass Gap.

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        When should I see a vet?

        Our sticks are a daily treat, not a medicine. If your cat has ongoing vomiting, diarrhea, blood in her stool, or stops eating, please see your vet.

        What Our Customers Are Saying

        ★★★★★
        4.9/5
        5,789+ reviews
        Jessica M. ✓ Verified
        9/29/2026
        ★★★★★
        Stepped in puke barefoot at 5am for the last time two months ago. Switched foods four times, tried FortiFlora, tried pumpkin powder she refused to touch. Nothing. Started breaking one of these into her wet food and within two weeks the cleanup basically stopped. My husband asked what changed. I didn't have a good answer except this.
        Danielle R. ✓ Verified
        9/26/2026
        ★★★★★
        My cat scarf and barfs every single day. Inhales food, walks one foot, leaves it on the rug. Bought these not expecting anything. He goes insane when he hears the container now. Barf went from 5x a week to maybe once. I don't know what's happening but I'm not questioning it.
        Tamara K. ✓ Verified
        9/22/2026
        ★★★★★
        I kept a notebook tracking vomit and food for my three cats. Tried every sensitive stomach food on the market. Tried probiotics. Tried pumpkin fiber my pickiest one literally gagged at. Someone in my cat group mentioned these and I privately rolled my eyes. Six weeks later the notebook is basically empty. I was wrong and I'm fine admitting it.
        Ashley B. ✓ Verified
        9/18/2026
        ★★★★★
        Tried growing live grass twice. Molded both times. Got fruit flies the second time. These are what live grass should've always been. The 3am howling-before-puke wakeups went from 4x a week to twice this entire month.
        Rachel T. ✓ Verified
        9/14/2026
        ★★★★★
        My cat has IBD. Throwing up between 2 and 20 times a week his whole life. Bloodwork always came back normal. Three vets all told me he was fine. He was clearly not fine. Someone in an IBD cat group mentioned chopping grass into wet food daily. Started doing it with these. He has not thrown up in three weeks. Something was missing and this was it.
        Kristen W. ✓ Verified
        9/10/2026
        ★★★★★
        Started for hairballs. Noticed the litter box quietly fixed itself by week two. Scoopable poops. I know that sounds ridiculous to celebrate but if you've had a constipated cat you understand. She comes running when she hears the container. No hiding it, no fighting her. She asks for it.
        Lauren G. ✓ Verified
        9/6/2026
        ★★★★★
        My pickiest cat has sniffed and walked away from every single hairball remedy I've ever tried. She cries for these. Runs to me when she hears the container. Hairball on the carpet has basically stopped. The plant destruction also stopped. Two problems, one thing. I don't know how but I don't care.
        Nicole P. ✓ Verified
        9/2/2026
        ★★★★★
        I work doubles four days a week. I can't do elaborate feeding schedules or six small meals a day. Spent almost a full paycheck one month just buying different food bags trying to find something that kept him comfortable. Started putting one of these in his morning bowl. Five weeks in, he has thrown up twice. He was throwing up five or six times a week. I'll take twice in five weeks and never look back.
        Michelle O. ✓ Verified
        8/28/2026
        ★★★★★
        My cats were eating every houseplant I owned. I thought it was just chaos. Turns out most cats who eat plants aren't sick — they're looking for something their indoor diet is missing. Started these and the plant destruction stopped almost immediately. Hairballs dropped at the same time. Two problems, same root cause. I just didn't know it until now.
        Catherine S. ✓ Verified
        8/24/2026
        ★★★★★
        Almost didn't try these because another grass stick from Amazon made my cat throw up immediately. What I think happened — she was eating it alone on an empty stomach. I break these up into her food so it all goes down together. Not one vomit from the sticks. Baseline stomach stuff improved. I'm finding fur in the litter box now instead of on the carpet. Vet said that's actually how it's supposed to come out.
        Amanda H. ✓ Verified
        8/20/2026
        ★★★★★
        Rescue came home with diarrhea that lasted three weeks. Vet said just adjusting. He was dripping poop around my apartment. Started breaking one of these into his food. By week two stool was firmer. By week four — normal scoopable litter box. He is now the sweetest cuddliest boy and his stomach hasn't been a problem since.
        Brittany C. ✓ Verified
        8/16/2026
        ★★★★★
        I sat next to my cat's bowl for every meal for two years so I could slow her down. That was my life. Eight weeks of these and I have sat with her for exactly zero meals since week three. She eats, walks away. If you've never had a scarf and barf cat you don't know what it means to just put the bowl down and leave. My mornings are mine again.
        Heather N. ✓ Verified
        8/12/2026
        ★★★★★
        Five cats. Two chronic pukers. Prescription diets, vet visits, always "bloodwork looks fine." Started these for the two worst. Improved enough that I started giving them to all five. The two worst haven't thrown up in three weeks. I used to think I was just a person who would always live with cat puke. Apparently not.
        Megan F. ✓ Verified
        8/8/2026
        ★★★★★
        I kept switching his food for years. Spent almost a month's salary one time just buying different bags. Never once thought to ADD something instead of switch something. That was the whole problem. Daily grass in his food. That's it. Hasn't thrown up in three weeks.
        Jennifer A. ✓ Verified
        8/4/2026
        ★★★★★
        She figured out the FortiFlora was in her food within two days and stopped eating. I cannot sneak anything past this cat. She begs for these. Runs from across the apartment when she hears the container. Has not thrown up once in six weeks. Before this it was every other day. I give up trying to understand it. It works.
        Christine V. ✓ Verified
        9/29/2026
        ★★★★★
        Still live at home. Cat's stomach problems were causing real tension in the house. He was throwing up everywhere and I felt like a horrible person who couldn't take care of him. He loved these from day one. Vomiting went from multiple times a week to maybe once a month. My mom hasn't said a word about it in weeks.
        Melissa J. ✓ Verified
        9/23/2026
        ★★★★★
        I work in vet med. Loose grass on an empty stomach often makes cats vomit — that's why the grass kits fail. Mixed into food with their meal it goes down differently. Gave these to my own chronic hairball cat. Six weeks in, significantly fewer hairballs, smaller when they happen. The fiber is doing what the research says it should.
        Alison T. ✓ Verified
        9/17/2026
        ★★★★★
        The sound of a cat heaving in the dark is something that lives in your brain. I was popping up out of dead sleep multiple times a week searching for paper towels. Kept switching his food for years like that was the answer. Two months of these and the 3am wake-ups are gone. Turns out I wasn't missing the right food. I was missing the grass.
        Tiffany M. ✓ Verified
        9/11/2026
        ★★★★★
        Four of us in my cat group tried these at the same time. Three out of four saw real improvement within six weeks. We'd all been told "some cats just puke, get used to it." You don't have to.
        Rebecca K. ✓ Verified
        9/5/2026
        ★★★★★
        My cat is 12. Has vomited his whole life. Three vets over the years all said some cats just vomit more. I believed them and cleaned up after him for a decade. Sixty days of these and I haven't cleaned up a pile in three weeks. I wish I had found this ten years ago.
        Kayla W. ✓ Verified
        8/30/2026
        ★★★★★
        My math: constant carpet cleaner, one rug I had to replace, four food brands in six months, two vet visits ending in "nothing's wrong." What I've spent on two months of these is less than one carpet cleaning. The problem is actually better. Easy math.
        Emma S. ✓ Verified
        8/25/2026
        ★★★★★
        Break them into smaller pieces and mix into wet food. Do not give the whole stick alone — made that mistake once and it came back up. Do it right and it stays down. The hair slugs on my carpet have basically stopped. My vet said finding fur in the litter box instead is actually what we want. Smaller pieces, in the food, every day. That's the whole thing.
        Sarah D. ✓ Verified
        8/19/2026
        ★★★★★
        I had completely accepted my cat's daily vomiting as just who she was. Kitty throw up, get used to it — that's what I was told for years. Grew up with it, owned cats for 20 years thinking it was normal. It's not normal. And it doesn't have to be your life.
        Kaitlyn R. ✓ Verified
        8/13/2026
        ★★★★★
        My cat ate my pothos, my spider plant, and something I think was an orchid. I thought she was just being a gremlin. She was looking for what indoor cats don't have access to. Started these, she stopped destroying the plants within a week. Hairballs dropped at the same time. I didn't realize both problems had the same answer.
        Stephanie L. ✓ Verified
        8/7/2026
        ★★★★★
        I had my cats three years before I learned weekly vomiting isn't just a cat thing. Felt embarrassed that I'd normalized it for so long. Went through food elimination, probiotics, fiber supplements she wouldn't touch. These made daily grass finally practical. She went from every other day to twice this month. I feel bad she was uncomfortable for so long and I didn't know.