Catnip does not have the same effect on all cats -- while some seem to love it, others don't.  Small kittens don't generally develop a response to catnip until 3 to 9 months of age.  Some older cats may not respond to catnip.

Catnip is commonly incorporated into cat toys. It can be applied to the surface of scratch posts to attract a cat’s interest.

Catnip can be grown in indoor gardens providing a fresh supply and to distract cats from chewing ornamental houseplants.  However, we believe a better distraction to houseplants is kitty grass.  It's easier to grow and kitties love it. (Click for  Kitty Grass Info.)

How to Use Catnip:

• Use catnip to attract cats to toys, scratching and bedding products. Our catnip is organic, pure and potent.  A spoonful is usually sufficient.  The amount needed varies from kitty to kitty.  Experiment with your kitty to  determine what makes your kitty happy!

• Lightly squeeze the catnip with your fingers to help release the catnip's active ingredient. 

• The aromatic oils in catnip naturally fade over time.  When your kitty's interest in catnip or catnip filled toys changes, you will know that it's time to add or purchase new fresh catnip.

• Keep catnip fresh by storing it in an air tight container.  Store in a cool, dark place out of your kitty's reach.

   

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  Credit:  Much of the information found above originated from the manual, Canine and Feline Behavior Problems written by Stefanie Schwartz, DMV, MSC, published in 1994 by the American Veterinary Publications, Inc. 5782 Thornwood Drive Goleta CA 93117.

   

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