the brand i normally use for my cat toys , hartz just for cats is not avaliable on any pet store site so i was wondering what you guys would advise me to get instead ?
Is it this one?? If so it is on amazon for $6.25the brand i normally use for my cat toys , hartz just for cats is not avaliable on any pet store site so i was wondering what you guys would advise me to get instead ?
This. My cat loves their catnip toys, especially the banana. They even have loose catnip.Yyyyoww Catnip! It’s on Chewy.
I would so love photos of the cat con if you go!Hands down the best catnip forward cat toys are from Cocktails and Meow, Cat Toys
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I found them at CatCon a few years ago and now stock up every CatCon. Walking into their booth, you are hit in the face with the catnip. Link absolutely adores their toys and they hold up to his 17 pound self kicking them daily for well over a year.
Same here! When it's available at the Farmer's Market, the fresh catnip is my cat's favorite. After a couple of days of letting him roll around in it, I dry it out, pack it in a glass jar and freeze it, it lasts a long time. A year later and it still smells strong when taken out of the freezer to give him.They REALLY liked the stuff I bought at a local farmer's market.
I had a cat that did not react or like catnip at all. I remember reading an article that some cats don't, even though it's rare.Indy doesn't react to catnip at all, she never has. Are some cats just immune?
I find storebought stuff has been sitting around too long most of the time. But Kabuto likes the fresh stuff, it can also be used as a spice to add some flavour to salads and bbq
It's a gene. I'm not sure if it's a dominant gene, or if that's even known.Silvervine doesnt affect her either, she just ignores it.
So you are saying Indy was bitten by a mosquetoe and its because of that? Im a bit confused.It's a gene. I'm not sure if it's a dominant gene, or if that's even known.
There's an oil in catnip that can deter mosquitoes and the like. Mosquitos can carry disease that causes illnesses. When a cat chews and rolls in it, that causes the oils to be on their fur, which can deter the mosquitos. This makes the (outdoor) cat with the catnip reacting gene more likely to survive and then more likely to pass on their genetics. So that's why a lot of cats have the gene.
I have a personal theory that in breeds that we are more likely to see as indoor, are more likely to see the genetics of non-reactive...but again it's just a personal theory.
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Only about 50-70% of cats carry the gene that causes them to react to catnip. Out of my current 12 cats I only have one that doesn't react to catnip, but all my current cats were either outside cats before I took them in or the direct offspring of outside cats. Here is an about cats and catnip and some other things you can try if you want.Indy doesn't react to catnip at all, she never has. Are some cats just immune?