Slow Bowl Feeder
Slow Bowl Feeder
🌿 Creates A More Comfortable, Settled Tummy
🐱 Gentle Daily Support For Cats With Sensitive Tummies
💩 Keeps Digestion Moving Smoothly & Regularly
🌱Calmer Tummy Without Changing Their Food
🍗 Chicken Flavor They’ll Actually Love
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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
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These digestion sticks from Furli not only calmed his tummy but the household! No more cleaning!!
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Slow Bowl Feeder
"What's in it?"
"What's in it?"
Just 4 simple ingredients:
- 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
“Won’t grass just make my cat puke?”
“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.
“What if my cat is too picky to eat it?”
“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.
“I’ve already tried everything. Why would this be different?”
“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.
60 Day Gaurantee & Shipping
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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Don't Take Our Word For It
Tried Every Food? You Were Right. It Was Never the Food.
Your cat has a sensitive stomach. You're right, and you've done everything a good owner should.
You've switched foods. Tried probiotics, powders, pumpkin. And for a while, it seems a little better. Then you're back on your knees scrubbing the rug.
Here's what nobody tells you: the problem was never what's in the bowl. It's what's missing from it.
Cats were built to chew grass. About 7 in 10 cats still do it, and most aren't sick when they do. UC Davis researchers think grass works like a gentle scrub brush in the gut, helping keep food and fur moving through.
Outside, cats get that every day. Indoors? Their only greens are your houseplants.
That missing daily grass is The Indoor Grass Gap. And no food switch can fill it.
Give Their Gut Back Its Daily Grass Sweep
- Real grass, every day. Each stick carries real cat grass, so her gut gets its sweep daily, not just when she finds a plant.
- Goes down with food. Loose grass on an empty stomach often comes right back up. Here it's mixed into a chicken chew, so it goes down with food.
- No food switch. Keep the food she already loves. The stick just adds the one thing her bowl never had.
What The Vets Say
- 🌿 Cats Are Built to Eat Grass. A UC Davis study of over 1,000 cat owners found about 71% of cats eat plants, and most look healthy beforehand. Researchers call it a natural instinct.
- 🔬 Fiber Supports the Gut. Feline nutrition studies show dietary fiber supports healthy digestion and helps keep things moving through the digestive tract.
- 🐾 Made for Indoor Cats. Indoor cats rarely get grass. One small daily chew adds that plant fiber back, alongside the food she already eats.
FAQ
What if my cat doesn't like it?
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.
How does cat grass help my cat's gut?
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.
Will cat grass make my cat throw up?
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.
I've already tried food changes, probiotics, and powders. Why would this be different?
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.
Can I give this to my cat every day?
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.
“My cat already eats grass. Why would I need this?”
“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.
Why not just give my cat a slow feeder?
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.
Is this actually different from other cat grass sticks?
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.
When should I see a vet?
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.