Catnip

Edible Parts Catnip leaves and flowers can be used fresh or dried to make a calming herbal tea. If making tea, it should be infused… Read More »Are Catnip Flowers Edible?

Apart from tackling common menstruation problems like mood swings, depression and restlessness, catnip is known to effectively reduce and eliminate menstrual cramps. Catnip tea is… Read More »Is Catnip Tea Good For Cramps?

CHAMOMILE. If your cat doesn’t respond to catnip, but you still want something that will attract them to toys, Chamomile is a great alternative. Chamomile… Read More »Is Chamomile Like Catnip?

Catnip tea is easy to make at home and requires nothing more than a pot, some fresh/dried catnip, and a bit of lemon juice or… Read More »Can You Make Catnip Tea With Regular Catnip?

Dry the catnip by hanging it upside down in a dry, dark area such as a linen closet. Stick a tack to the inside of… Read More »How Do You Dry Catnip Leaves For Tea?

To make catnip tea, mix 2 teaspoons of dried catnip leaves or flowers with 1 cup of boiling water. Add lemon juice and honey, stir,… Read More »How Do You Use Fresh Catnip For Tea?

Cats get high off catnip by inhaling the nepetalactone — whether from a live plant, dried plant material, or an oil extract. The chemical binds… Read More »How Do Cats Consume Catnip?

How Long Does It Take for Cats to Get High on Catnip? Cats begin to feel the effects of catnip within a few seconds. The… Read More »How Quickly Does Catnip Work?

Anise is sometimes called “catnip for dogs” because it causes some dogs to become excited and playful. However, it is completely unrelated to the catnip… Read More »Is There A Catnip For Dogs?

Unfortunately, no. It has been noted in scientific literature that about 50-70 percent of cats show the positive response to catnip. Why isn’t my cat… Read More »Are Some Cats Not Affected By Catnip?