Exception 1 - Work of limited nature and short duration when the permanent or solid construction is less than 20 inches in width and fall distance does not exceed 15 feet in height and provided adequate risk control is recognized and maintained under competent supervision.
All cats, big and small, eat a certain amount of grass to clear their gut of inedible material like hair and bones from eating and cleaning through vomiting. Cats donât produce the right enzymes to fully digest large amounts vegetation. The juices of grass have folic acid and some vitamins that wild cats mainly obtain through eating grass. The fiber from grass also acts as a laxative, very good for passing old hair balls. If an indoor cat canât get to grass it might turn to houseplants as an alternative, but many house plants are very toxic to humans and cats.
Vomiting can be a result of something minor, like a cat consuming his meal too quickly, or it can be a sign of a much more serious condition that requires immediate medical attention. Usually, a cat vomits because he ate something disagreeable, ate too much or played too soon after dinner. Vomiting can also be associated with gastrointestinal or systemic disorders. Some causes for a sudden episode of vomiting, or acute vomiting, include: Bacterial infection of the gastrointestinal tract