I took it away as soon as I saw him with it.
With my personal experience. It did not hurt either of my children. It is widely used as a homepatic alternative or many uses but of course this is not what Hartz or a line like that generally sells. My kids have ate the Smarty Kat CatNip and they were fine. If he got a toy that was treated with catnip he is probably ok
Hope this helps
him in to the authorities?
Hmmm – asking catty questions tonight?…..are you sure this is in the right cat-egory? Hurting his own kind for toys – that’s a cat-astrophe……..he sounds like a good fur nothing to me…….hahaha *no one else laughs*…..uhhh, yes – turn him in. They’ll put his paw print in their cat-alog!
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This is a video of my male Ragdoll cat, Bailey. He loves to snort with his cat nip toy (it’s actually his sisters! but he gets jealous and nicks all her toys), if you listen carefully you might be able to hear it.
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I’ve heard that kittens shouldn’t have catnip toys. At what age can my kitten start playing with things that have catnip in them?
Hi there …catnip and toys are a great treat for all cats. Every cat responds differently to catnip. Some cats find it makes them feel euphoric and others angry. However, very young kittens may not respond to it until they are little older (usually after 6 months of age or older) if they possess the gene for it.
CATNIP: (Nepeta cataria–also part of the mint family of plants) contains a substance called cis-transnepetalactone which when inhaled or eaten is thought to be hallucinogenic through the stimulation of centres in the brain–it gives some cats a europhoric high. Not all cats are responsive to catnip and here’s why:
1. Reaction to catnip is genetic (see last paragraph). Cats must possess a gene for it. While most cats do, about 15 percent reportedly do not. Kittens, whether they possess the gene or not, generally do not react to catnip until they are from six to nine months old. Try reintroducing the catnip then and you will probably find that your cat will greatly enjoy it. If your cat is an adult, you may have one of the few adult cats that do not possess the gene.
2. Inferior quality catnip. Many other catnip brands are "cut" with straw, stems and other filler. This may fool the cat owner, but it doesn’t fool kitty! Try some Certified Organic Catnip or fresh Catnip.
It’s not known why the reaction to catnip seems to occur only among the feline species. What is known is that the ability to react to catnip is a genetic one. Cats that react to catnip possess a gene that programs them to react to catnip. The gene does not develop until after six months of age or so, and not ALL cats possess the gene. About 15 percent of the cat population does not possess the gene, so this may explain why your cat does not react. If they do possess the gene, cats of all sizes – from housecats, cheetahs, mountain lions, pumas, etc. – will love catnip.
i wanna open a pet boutique and sell suppliess, doggie clothes, bedding and so on. even for cats and small animals but its a unique boutique. im looking to get like "juicy, hello kitty, Von Dutch" and other animal supplies as well.
any tips or websites are a huge thanks
Its best to go directly to the wholesalers. Just look online at the official websites of each brand. You may have to call them.
If you live in L.A., you can get them downtown at the fashion district at wholesale prices.
Here is a store that is similar to what you want to do:
http://www.busterandsullivan.com/home.php
I have bought my cat many toys and she loves playing with them,
But she also loves to hide them later after she plays with them and I have a hard time looking for them for days!!! I
am tired of buying her new toys due to the fact she hides the old ones. And never gets them or forgets where she hide it!
hahah its just their thing, i have 3 and they all have their own special places to hide them when my dad was cleaning he moved a dresser and he found a while bunch and i moved this chair thing and there was some there too..
Taco the cute cat plays in box that had catnip toy in it
Continuation from earlier!