Cats eating grass is a normal behavior. Cats have complex digestive systems, and grass and other green plants help them to digest and recycle nutrients. Cats mostly eat grass to aid in digestion, but cats also use this behavior to remove hair from their digestive tracts. Grass eating often has a distinctly “cute” connotation, so it is a popular trait for cats to be featured in children’s books, cartoons, and similar media.  I hope this helps, you can always reach me if you have any further questions!
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It’s not so uncommon for a cat to chew on grass from time to time, but some cats can really get into this behavior. There are several theories about why this happens. The most often cited reasons for your cat eating grass are:

- It’s a boredom trigger. If a cat is just lying around and nothing much is happening, they may start chewing some grass to try to pass the time.

- Your cat might be getting an upset tummy or general stomach problem. Chewing grass might help relieve some discomfort in this case. You should have your cat checked by the vet if they spend a lot of time eating grass.

- Cats do also have some natural metabolic needs for some nutrients found in grass. They do this mainly to make up for a deficiency in other aspects of their diet. You can meet these needs by adding supplements to your cat’s regular food, rather than allowing them to chew on grass.

- Cats can also be attracted by the smell of chemicals in the grass
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Why do some cats eat grass?
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