Chia Pet Puppy with Seed Pack, Decorative Pottery Planter, Easy to Do and Fun to Grow, Novelty Gift, Perfect for Any Occasion

My granddaughter enjoys hers and uses it to feed her gerbils

Product was great - operator error on our part caused the grass not to grow correctly. But, everything was included and would have been perfect had we read the directions better! It's a little ceramic dog with a hole in the top. Most people don't know this but the seeds you have to prepare for 24hrs before you put them on your chia pet. They turn into a sort of paste that allows you to spread them onto the ceramic surface. The hole at the top is where you pour in the water every day. The water soaks through the ceramic and waters the seeds; thus causing the grass to grow. It really is a neat little item and a great project for kids!!

I put this guy on my desk at work and he became quite popular. I think it would make a great office or teacher gift!I had problems with patchy growth and a few moldy spots. I tried to make all of the seeds stick and I think it was too thick in some places and caused this. The thinly seeded areas grew the quickest and best. Next time, I would use only 1/2 of the amount of seeds that they suggest.I love my chia pet and I am so glad I bought one for my cubicle!

There is nothing like the anticipation of waiting for the chia seeds to sprout. Once they do all you want to do is check on the growth every hour, and turn the sprouts into the sun, ensuring equitable growth. For two weeks you have the pleasure of creation as your chia pet grows on sunlight and water. Yet the end comes, and you have to sneak off in the night to scrape the overgrown little plants into the garbage and hope no one asks about the little pet the next day. This is a sad day, but will only open itself into another chance for the cycle to begin again, and you anticipate the sprouting of your chia seeds.

My daughter absolutely loved this. Although I've never purchased this til I did, I just don't know how to fix it when it's dying... The instructions doesn't say all too much in detail on the box etc... but either way it says you can go on the website. I'm sure I can find a youtube or article how to prevent from dying/molding the next time I decide to purchase again

I always wanted to try this since I was a little kid.... Crossed it off my bucket list, I wasnt impressed :)very hard to get the seeds to go on evenly, half of the seeds grew in patches, the patches eventually filled in, but not all the seeds ever sprouted. You need to fill the thing up almost every other day.

This was a gift I gave and the person said they read all directions and thinks the seeds were dead as after 2 weeks nothing sprouted.

The Chia puppy is fun, it is easy to do too, I had a chia Bart before, and it almost stopped me from getting this one, Chia puppy only has to soak for an hour, and the same with the seeds, the other chias have to soak 24 hours before you can put seeds on them, also, the shape of the puppy is a much better shape to hold the seeds, they pretty much stay where you put them, Unless you are a very VERY patient person, I would deffinetly suggest Chia Puppy, or one similar like the Kitten, or Bunny, they are a lot more fun than those hateful heads that the seeds run off of non-stop