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The short answer? No, it’s perfectly safe. There's no scientific evidence that proves catnip is harmful. However, if your cat consumes a large amount of fresh or dried catnip, it can cause sensitive tummies. But don’t worry, that’s not very likely. How often should my cat have catnip? Catnip plants are as easy to grow as mint. But beware: your frenzied cat may crawl right into the pot! I’ve discovered Pookie nesting in the catnip plant on more than one occasion. Catnip is an herb related to mint. It’s safe and natural. Catnip works in both dried and fresh forms. Dried catnip will definitely have an effect on your cat. But, like most herbs, fresh is always best. That’s because fresh catnip contains a rich concentration of nepetalactone (the active ingredient that relaxes cats). Dried catnip is second to the fresh stuff. And the weakest concentrations are found in liquid formulations. NATURAL: Grown in the USA, our catnip plants are safe, pure, and 100% organic. Meowijuana is ALWAYS preservative, pesticide, filler, and artificial ingredient free because that’s what our feline overlords deserve.

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Catnip is generally safe for humans to take in small doses. It should not be consumed by children or women who are pregnant or breastfeeding and is best taken in tea form. REFILLABLE TOY: Never worry about toys losing their scent again. Included with every toy is a tube full of Meowijuana goodness so you can always have fresh 'nip on hand and keep the pawty rollin'. You might be surprised to discover that catnip, or Nepeta cataria, is a member of the mint family. It’s also known as catwort and catmint and is native to Asia, Africa, and Europe but has been naturalized and grows prolifically in North America. We’ll look at everything catnip so you can have a better idea about whether or not you should ingest it and how it will affect you overall. FREQUENCY: Catnip can be given every other day to cats. This ensures that your cat will be able to experience a positive reaction towards the catnip every time they encounter it.Catnip is the biggest must-have for a relaxed and happy kitty – all cat parents know that. In fact, you probably have a few catnip products in your home right now. But do you know what catnip is, and why cats go crazy for it? Read on to find out more about your cat’s best friend… What is catnip? Natural Organic Catnip, Nepeta Cataria, Catswort, Catwort, Catmint, Dried Catnip Herb, Pesticide, Chemical and Preservative Free Whereas shop-bought catnip is dried and crushed, and often resembles herbs you’d find in your pantry or the supermarket aisle – like basil or parsley. What does catnip smell like?

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Gave my 2 kitties 1 'joint' to share. My older cat immediately grabbed it in her mouth and ran off. Then she ate it. Haha. Was hilarious. The younger cat got to play with the filter. Mix the catnip leaves or flowers with the water. Don’t add the leaves to the water while it’s boiling, or you might lose some of its valuable benefits. If you’ve already done that, your item hasn’t arrived, or it’s not as described, you can report that to Etsy by opening a case.Smell the freshness. Catnip’s essential oil “nepetalactone” makes the magic happen, and it’s found mainly in the leaves and buds. When the oil dries out, no more magic. It’s just like the herbs in your kitchen cabinet. If your herbs or catnip don’t have aromas, throw them out. They’re duds. We know cats love catnip, so let’s look briefly at what happens when your cat encounters it. Catnip contains an oil called nepetalactone, which is the primary suspect in how cats react to this herb. It has been studied, and the results have shown that it is the cat’s primary olfactory system, or good old-fashioned sense of smell, that causes the catnip reaction. Answer: Unfortunately they are not. They cannot be refilled because of how they are made. If the smell starts to fade just roll the joint around or pinch the center a bit and it should release more of the scent. The jagged, heart-shaped leaves of wild catnip are a dull, green colour and sprout blue, white or pink flowers from spring through to autumn. With sturdy stems, these plants tend to grow to two or three feet tall.