Widely known for its attractiveness to cats, catnip also attracts beneficial insects while repelling many pests. This makes ...

Everyone knows that cats go crazy over catnip. But what is it about this herb that makes cats lose their minds? Read on to ...

What does catnip do to cats? According to the Humane Society cats react to catnip by meowing, flipping, rolling, rubbing and zoning out. Some cats may even become aggressive if you approach them ...

Not all cats react to the good stuff. Cats may display varying reactions to catnip – or none at all. A 2017 study on cats' reactions to different types of cat-stimulating plants found that about ...

Although he dabbled in nickel-bag amounts of catnip in those days, it wasn't until 1999 that Hanscomb became one of the world's biggest catnip dealers. "Take a look," says Hanscomb, ...

Catnip is not toxic if consumed, but it can cause mild irritation to your cat’s stomach. Always speak to your vet if you have any concerns about your cat." ...

Catnip, sometimes also called catmint or field balm, is a plant in the mint family. This perennial plant originates in Europe and is found in the wild across the U.S and Canada. You may be ...

But, be careful where you give your cat catnip, as they may make a mess and drool, "so you may want to avoid giving your cat catnip on the carpets or upholstery," she warns.

One of the stranger aspects of the modern human-pet relationship is that many cat owners recreationally dose their pets with a psychoactive drug. I’m talking, of course, about catnip. Catnip is ...

Operation Catnip celebrated a milestone of fixing 100,000 community cats by hosting a massive spay/neuter clinic Saturday.