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Yes, I've read that there are different types. But the package I bought doesn't explain it, I don't know what type of grass it is. I read the article you sent and it is very descriptive, thank you very much.
Seed sold as cat grass tends to be oats. It should be fine for rabbits, whatever 'grass' it is. I'm assuming as it's sold to be eaten, that the seed is not treated with anything to enhance germination or resist mould, etc. If it's got any obvious coating on it, don't use it.
I've fed cat grass to guinea pigs. It's cereal grass, eg. oats, wheat etc, and it grows fast indoors. As I remember, it's higher in protein than hay, so needs to be fed in small quantities.
Seed sold as cat grass tends to be oats. It should be fine for rabbits, whatever 'grass' it is. I'm assuming as it's sold to be eaten, that the seed is not treated with anything to enhance germination or resist mould, etc. If it's got any obvious coating on it, don't use it.
I've fed cat grass to guinea pigs. It's cereal grass, eg. oats, wheat etc, and it grows fast indoors. As I remember, it's higher in protein than hay, so needs to be fed in small quantities.
The grass I grow for Casper and Sophie is sold as cat grass seed. It's rye, I think. It's really nice grass. Sophie and Casper really like it, and like the others have said, it should be fine for bunnies.
The grass I grow for Casper and Sophie is sold as cat grass seed. It's rye, I think. It's really nice grass. Sophie and Casper really like it, and like the others have said, it should be fine for bunnies.