Category: Spices

Catnip belongs to the mint family and spiders hate the strong aroma of this herb and stay away from the place where it is grown. What smells keep spiders away? It’s easy to keep spiders away using natural products. These eight-legged creatures hate the smell of citrus fruits such as lemons and oranges. They also […]

The catnip reaction is inherited, and some cats are totally unaffected by it, but when they do react – YEOWWW! If you’ve never seen a cat respond to catnip, you’re in for quite a show. Licking, tumbling around, ‘bunnykicking,’ rubbing, and lots of slobbering that typically lasts for 10-15 crazy, exciting minutes. Is it OK […]

Lemon Catnip is very similar to the more common Catnip plant and is considered to be a sister plant. This variety should reach a height and width of 90cm by 90cm. In summer it has small white flowers with a purple hue and occasionally purple spots, as found on common catmint, will appear. Is lemon […]

To identify catnip, look for toothed gray-green heart-shaped leaves, and small white or light pink flowers that grow on spikes. The square stems are also covered in short hairs. Rather weedy in appearance, it grows in untidy clumps a few feet tall and wide, and has a tendency to spread. How do I identify catnip? […]

This Lemon Fresh plant will helps as a deterrent to Deer and Rabbits but if you are looking to add this for your cat, you may want to look at just adding Catnip. Cats usual deter away from this too! As an aromatic herb, this catnip has a wonderful lemon fragrance, and works as a […]

Lemon balm, mint, and catnip are the members of the mint or Lamiaceae family that has 236 genera with over 7,000 species. Thus, being members of the same family, they share a lot of resemblance and family characteristics. What herbs are related to catnip? Catnip and its Alternatives Silver Vine (Actinidia polygama) Tatarian Honeysuckle (Lonicera […]

8 Medicinal Uses for Catnip Anti-inflammatory: Can be used orally and/or topically to reduce swelling from arthritis, soft tissue injuries, or hemorrhoids. Muscle relaxer: Can be used orally or topically to relax and soothe aching muscles. Sedative: Long used to fight insomnia and prevent nightmares. What are the health benefits of catnip? Historically, catnip was […]

When sniffed, it acts as a stimulant, often causing cats to become very playful, rolling over on the ground and generally being hyperactive. But when eaten, catnip acts as a sedative, sometimes causing cats to drool, purr, or fall asleep. Will catnip make cats sleepy? Sniffing catnip has more of a stimulant effect, whereas eating […]

Use catnip spray for training and fun. Catnip spray can be a helpful tool for teaching your cat to use things like scratching posts, beds, carriers, and toys. Should I spray catnip on my cats bed? In general, it’s not a good idea to put catnip in your cat’s bed. But you can still do […]

The effects usually last for around 15 minutes. Afterward, they may feel more mellow and content. Keep in mind that every cat is different! Kittens may not respond to catnip, but that could change as they get older. How long does catnip spray smell last? around 10 minutesUsually, the behaviors associated with smelling catnip will […]

Catnip (Nepeta cataria) A common garden plant with a lemony scent, frequently reproducing by seed and established in the wild at many locations across North America. A perennial with a distinctive aroma, introduced in North America, best-known for its effect on cats. Does fresh catnip smell like lemon? This Lemon Fresh plant will helps as […]

Mix a cup of baking soda with a half-cup of three percent hydrogen peroxide, along with a teaspoon of dish liquid. And other cat owners have reported success using tried-and-true (and inexpensive) white vinegar alone. Any brand will be adequate. Dilute it with water for normal odor removal. How long does catnip smell last? around […]

Offer a pinch of catnip or a catnip-filled toy to your pet feline, and her response might be dramaticand silly. She may roll on her back, dart wildly around, drool, lick the catnip and rub it on her face and body, or flop over and lie there purring. How do cats get high off catnip? […]

Try a different kind of catnip — the real stuff. Most cats get high after sniffing/eating catnip plants. Kind of like having a couple of martinis. It’s harmless to them but is an effective way to keep them from pooping in your garden. Will cats poop on catnip? High doses can cause some cats to […]

While catnip is a common herb that is often used in cat toys and treats—due to its euphoric and hallucinogenic effects on our domesticated felines—it has also long been known for its powerful repellent action on insects, and mosquitoes in particular. How do you use catnip as mosquito repellent? Compounds in catnip are at least […]

It’s not what backpackers and hikers want to hear–the pepper spray they count on to scare off bears may actually attract the big beasts, like catnip does cats. The evidence, so far, is just anecdotal. What smell do bears not like? Bears also dislike the strong scent of pine-based cleaners, but avoid using anything with […]

Cats are drawn to the scent of the catnip plant and some enjoy chewing on the leaves. The plant grows to a height of two to three feet, and will spread easily if not contained. Will catnip draw cats to my yard? Catnip (Nepeta cataria) contains nepetalactone, a chemical that attracts many cats, including tigers […]

Did you know opossums like catnip?! We are most familiar with house cats’ appreciation of the herb but lions, leopards, and jaguars have all been recorded enjoying this member of the mint family. What animal eats catnip? Many other animals have been tested, from dogs to rabbits, mice, rats and poultry, with no reaction. But […]

There’s no scientific evidence to support coyotes eating specific herbs such as basil, catnip, or cilantro. However, many animals are deterred by mint, so it’s good bet coyotes don’t like mint either. Catnip is another common herb that’s used to repel animals such as deer and raccoons. Which animals are attracted to catnip? Animal reactions […]

So I tried some fresh catnip, and the same thing, they didn’t really care. Maybe we need another obligate carnivore like cats. Obligate carnivores are not omnivores like skunks and foxes. Obligate carnivores eat only meat. Statistics. View count: 58,993 Last sync: 2018-11-19 05:30 What animals will eat catnip? Animal reactions to catnip This behavioural […]