Catnip Dispensary categorizes its strains just like weed, but with a feline twist. There's Indicat, Cativa, and Hybird: the names are obvious enough for you to guess what kind of 'high' your cat ...

Does catnip go bad? No, but it does lose its potency over time. In order to prolong catnip’s shelf life, keep it in a sealed, plastic bag or container when it’s not being enjoyed by your cat.

It’d be easy to argue that the last thing Toronto needs right now is another “weed” dispensary. There’s a new one in the works, though, but, don’t worry, this one will be different.

“Many people refer to catnip as ‘weed’ for cats because in many cats — around 50-70% — it produces an effect similar to a ‘high,’ where the cat becomes very relaxed, calm, and happy ...

Cannabis is extremely potent and possibly even toxic to cats, but catnip does sorta seem like the feline version of weed. According to pet news website Daily Paws, catnip “affects the brain of a ...

Come for the catnip. Stay for the puns. Mikey White, or Mikey Fivebucks as he prefers to be called, has launched his own Kickstarter to help raise $5,200 to expand his start-up “weed for cats ...

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Catnip’s status as kitty kryptonite is due to a specific chemical compound called nepalacatlone that the plant naturally releases when its leaves or stem are bruised.