What I have learned, if your animal eats anything, it is out of necessity.
Assuming the sourcing is natural, not sprayed, please do not disregard, or tell them “no”. Animals have their innate intelligence and animals NEVER do anything that is not in their perception of NEED. In other words, there is meaning behind every action. Please take notes, and investigate what they are communicating. I would be happy to provide some insight.
If you have an animal eating grass, it could mean one of these two things:
Sourcing Nutrients
The tips of the grass have chlorophyll. This is a major energy requirement for the cells of their body to function. New spring grass = fresh pickings. Allow them to chomp away, stay off your phone and be present, this is their time. Allow them this moment to self-select what they need. Pay attention exactly what they are sourcing, this is vital information. For a lot of animals, grass is food, pure life-force from the planet.
Toxins They Need to Purge
Any animal exposed to the current “pet healthcare system” and the pet food industry will have a high toxic load. Even an animal as young as six months old. They will be sourcing grass to help them purge, vomit, the high toxicity from their systems which is swimming in mucous in their gut. It is crucial they get whatever it is out of their system. I cannot emphasize this enough.
Purging is cleaning. It is an indicator to the pet parent that the animal is too toxic.
If they are not able to do this, purge the gunk, which the mucous is protecting the body from, this will continue to contribute to their toxic load, and more symptoms will surface, as the body continues to manage a toxic-load it cannot get rid of. This will be affecting their ability to absorb minerals and vitamins from their diet and most likely lead to a leaky-gut which will affect their whole system detrimentally.
Please reach out if you have any questions. This page is linked to the Pica and Mucous Blog.
