I hope this works for you @ChristineL . I used to buy this at the organic market for my JJ when he used to get sick and in the winter time, no grass to be found in the yard. It grows nice and tall and I would cut it for him to eat. The grass would help him vomit and then he felt better. Thankfully his gut finally healed up over timeYou could grow "cat grass," which is usually oat or barley, but I don't see why a dog wouldn't enjoy it just as much! Get a wide dish (for a bigger dog a 9x13 glass pan would be ideal; for my cat I just use the drain pan from a regular plant pot), add a 1" or so organic potting soil. You can get alfalfa or barley seeds at health food store. Sprinkle a layer of seeds, cover with a thin layer of soil. Keep the soil moist (I water it every morning with leftover water from Perry's bowl). You'll have prouts in a few days, and a pretty good crop in a week. They fill out nicely and last 2-3 weeks despite heavy grazing. I think this batch is a little over a week old. Eventually it gets rootbound and diea off; but you can have a new batch sprouting to replace it. I grow microgreens for myself in much the same way. Yum!
