Since the last thing we want is a crazy catnip-addicted moggy, it’s worth exploring whether cats can get addicted to catnip. Luckily, there’s no evidence that this is the case. Even cats who are used ...

Cats love eating grass, so if yours doesn’t respond well to catnip, try allowing them a few nibbles of grass and sticking to catnip sprays. Does catnip make cats high or addicted?

Catnip is typically safe and not addictive for cats. New research shows it interacts with a cat’s brain opioid system. The opioid system adjusts after catnip exposure. A 30-minute cooldown means ...

If you’ve ever given your cats catnip, you’ve probably noticed that it can cause them to become relaxed, playful, sleepy, or even more energetic. Today we will find out what catnip is, why and ...

Iridoids, which scientists found can act as mosquito repellants, raise cats’ beta-endorphin levels (also known as “happy ...

Cats can safely eat catnip, so don’t worry if they lick it. Just be careful petting your cat when catnip’s in play: some cats get overexcited and may bite when this herb is around. Some catnip ...

After a specially prepared meal that included a high dose of catnip, Mary Drier wonders if her cat has developed an addiction. Huron Daily Tribune Logo Hearst Newspapers Logo Skip to main content ...

As for infused toys, most companies sell them as a blend of catnip and silver vine; a popular option is Hartz Cattraction Fish Cat Toys (Buy from Amazon, $6.97). We hope your kitty enjoys it!