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Anonymous users2024-02-06Cats eat grass for the following reasons:Cats eating grass can help enhance immunity, relax nerves, help digestion and absorption, prevent a variety of cat diseases, strengthen the body, and the smell is fragrant, eating a small amount of grass has certain benefits for cats.
Cats eating grass can help cats get out of hairballs, reduce the accumulation of hairballs, and after cats eat grass, they can help cats spit out hairballs.
Cats eating grass can also increase plant fiber, help cats promote digestion, and regulate the intestines. In addition, eating grass for cats can also help cats replenish vitamins.
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Anonymous users2024-02-05One day, I was playing on the grass. Suddenly, I noticed that there was a cat that seemed to be eating grass. I crept up and took a closer look.
This little flower cat is really eating grass! Don't kittens eat fish? Why do you eat grass?
I decided I wanted to see what was going on, and I just watched from the sidelines. After eating the grass for a while, it ran away. I carefully followed it.
Until it reached a more secluded place, it stopped and quickly dug a small hole in the ground with its front paws. I saw that its stomach moved quickly a few times, and after a while, it began to vomit into the pit. After spitting it out, it buries the dirt with dirt.
I would have liked to see what it was spitting up. But I didn't expect it to say so much about the closed life of the god of Weila, and it was buried with soil. But what about computers!
I checked the Internet, and there is a lot of information about cats eating grass! After a while, I found out. It turns out that grass is good for the cat's body, it contains some vitamins and rich fiber, which can be used as an effective vomiting agent.
Because the fluff on the leaf surface of the grass can adhere to the cilia of the digestive tract to achieve emetic effect, helping cats spit out unwanted things such as hairballs, but the grass eaten must be non-toxic, not every kind of grass can be eaten; Cats accidentally eat poisonous food or food that makes them uncomfortable, and want to eat grass to achieve the effect of vomiting, and vomit out the things that make the body uncomfortable as soon as possible; There may be parasites hidden in the stomach, and you want to change the pH value of gastric juice by eating grass, if there are too many parasites in the cat's body, carefully observe the vomit, and you will find a lot of parasites;To obtain the essential nutrient "folic acid", according to the research results, cats eat grass in order to absorb the sap in the leaves and stems so that they can make nutrients in the body, and after further splitting the split, it is pointed out that what cats really need is the "folic acid" contained in the juice, and once the cat feels that it needs it, it will look for it to avoid scarcity. Cats eat grass and have so much knowledge.
The mysteries of nature are truly endless. I'm going to have to look at it more closely! Instructor: Liu Jing.
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