Naturally Cats Dried Herb Garden for Digestion

Cats usually select these remedies if they are experiencing digestive issues such as being constipated, having diarrhea or vomiting.

All remedies in this garden may provide digestive support. 

Contains

• Organic Chamomile flowers
• Organic Chickweed leaf
• Organic Ginger root
• Organic Lemon Balm
• Organic Nettle leaf
• Organic Peppermint leaf

Chamomile and Lavender are known to be soothing and calming remedies. 

Chickweed has been known to soothe the digestive tract and can help to shift fur-balls and soothe irritation of the throat.

Nettle contains trace minerals and Peppermint can have a cooling effect on the body which may help any irritation or inflammation in the body. 

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This is a complementary treatment and does not replace veterinary care. 

If you are concerned about your cat, please contact your veterinarian.

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How to set up your herb garden

1: Put down a clean towel or blanket (one per cat)

2: Find a quiet space where the cat won't be disturbed

3: Let your cat investigate and be a part of preparing the space

4: Put a good sized pinch of a herb/flower in each corner

5: Sit back and let your cat enjoy the herb garden

6: Leave the garden down for 3-5 days (longer if possible)

7: Top with more herbs/flowers as needed

Signs of Self-Selection

• rubbing/rolling
• licking/chewing/ingesting
• sitting on or coving the herb/flower
• playing
• laying down/stillness
• stretching/scratching
• swallowing/drooling
• yawning
• closing eyes
• nostrils flaring
• slow, deep breathing