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Do you mean catnip? That's the best way to get them to eat grass safely and get high at the same time.
by Renaud 5y ago
Do you mean catnip?
That's the best way to get them to eat grass safely and get high at the same time.
- ComputerGuru 5y agoCats don’t really eat catnip; cat grass is a different thing.
- dylan604 5y agoum, my cat wants to have a word with you. i grow fresh catnip outside, and my cat is a wake-n-bake type of cat. he wants his nip before his breakfast.
- ComputerGuru 5y agoInteresting. All I've personally seen is cats just obsessing over it, rubbing against it, snuggling with it, licking it, or completely ignoring it but not actually eating it. Live and learn!
- dylan604 5y agoit needs to be fresh. the dried stuff isn't tasy looking like the fresh green leafs I bought my single catnip plant at the same time as my herbs and veggies for this year's garden. the cat sniffed all of the plants honing in on the catnip.
- alchemism 5y agoThere is also sprouted-grass for cats which is sometimes also sold like a chia pet: add water and the cat grass (note: not its scientific name) sprouts and then the cats eat it.
- astura 5y agoCat grass is also a thing, literally grass that's safe for cat consumption. Catnip isn't a grass, it's in the mint family, beyond that, many cats don't actually consume the catnip, they also just rub on it and roll around in it. I have one cat that eats it, and one who just rolls around in it. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cat_grass https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cat_grass
- ChoGGi 5y agoOats, Rye, and other grains https://www.rainbowseeds.ca/apps/search?q=cat&view=mobile https://www.rainbowseeds.ca/apps/search?q=cat&view=mobile