KONG - Naturals Premium Catnip - Premium North American Grown - 2 oz

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A nice low price, perhaps for anyone who hasn’t used catnip before and wants to test the waters before plunging in. Toys can also be rolled in loose leaf catnip, and bags can also be bought to pop the catnip in and place around the house or near items. Can my dog use catnip?

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Fresh catnip is more potent than the dried form, so you won’t need to give your cat as much of it. It is also recommended to avoid highly concentrated catnip oils due to their potency. How to Use Catnip Many people are familiar with catnip, but not everyone knows what type of plant it is or the science behind how it affects a cat’s mood and behaviors. The strong, aromatic scent of this loose catnip is irresistible, and it can be sprinkled on toys or scratchers to encourage playtime.

Some veterinarians have recommended using catnip to help with separation anxiety if your cat will be home alone for an extended period of time. Does Catnip Work on All Cats? Catnip effects will vary in length, depending on the cat. Usually, the behaviors associated with smelling catnip will last for around 10 minutes and then wear off gradually.

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Some cats can be exceptions to this rule, as they will slowly increase their sensitivity over the years. Can Cats Eat Catnip? Is It Safe? KONG’s premium catnip spray is affordable, effective and makes a great training aid; for example for encouraging cats to use a new scratch post (rather than your furniture!). The spray is potent and super-easy to us, but perhaps not quite as long-lasting as standard catnip. On the plus side, it’s more convenient to use and makes much less mess! – Advertisement – Catnip comes in four different forms. Loose is the natural leaf but dried. A few pinches will usually last a few weeks. It is great for stuffing into catnip toys, sprinkling over carpets to encourage playing, or rubbing onto cat scratching posts to encourage their use.Cats have an extra scent organ called the vomeronasal gland in the roof of their mouth. This special pathway allows scents that are collected in the nose and mouth to be carried to the brain.