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"Marina" wrote in message ... "Jill McQuown" wrote I've seen it loose, in bags, and read about fresh catnip here in rpca. So what do you do with it? I can't conceive of just sprinkling it all over the carpet. I just put a little pile for Frank and a little pile for Nikki right on the floor. Nikki has to hurry up and eat hers before Frank gets high on his and comes to push her away from her pile. He's a real mean drunk! I have the same problem with Apache and Dakota - he steals hers every time. Sometimes if he's asleep I can put a little out for Apache that she can enjoy all by herself. -- Jette "Work for Peace and remain Fiercely Loving" - Jim Byrnes http://www.jette.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/ |
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Diane wrote: Hi Jill... I buy loose catnip. You can also purchase little fake fur "mice" with hook and loop tummies to stuff the catnip into. Or, you can do what I did... if you have a sewing machine... make your own little "catnip-stuffed-toys" from scraps of old blue jeans. The denim is very sturdy... yet allows the catnip fragrance to escape and thus, entice your feline friends. Your cats will be in la la land for hours with their catnip laced toys. Did you know you can make a tea for human consumption from catnip? Supposedly, humans can get a similar effect from the tea that cats get from sniffing catnip. Well, not exactly - its effect on humans is more that of a mild tranquilizer. (I came across a book on medicinal use of herbs which recommended an "infusion" - aka "tea" - of catnip for treatment of "hysteria and fits" in women!) |
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EvelynVogtGamble(Divamanque) wrote:
Diane wrote: Supposedly, humans can get a similar effect from the tea that cats get from sniffing catnip. Well, not exactly - its effect on humans is more that of a mild tranquilizer. (I came across a book on medicinal use of herbs which recommended an "infusion" - aka "tea" - of catnip for treatment of "hysteria and fits" in women!) Sounds like an old book....! Ann -- http://www.angelfire.com/ca/bewtifulfreak |
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"EvelynVogtGamble(Divamanque)" wrote:
Diane wrote: Did you know you can make a tea for human consumption from catnip? Supposedly, humans can get a similar effect from the tea that cats get from sniffing catnip. Well, not exactly - its effect on humans is more that of a mild tranquilizer. (I came across a book on medicinal use of herbs which recommended an "infusion" - aka "tea" - of catnip for treatment of "hysteria and fits" in women!) Ah, human feliway. That makes sense, in some strange way. Pam S. who's glad to have another reason (as if she ever needed one) for growing catnip. |
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"whayface" wrote in message ... My babies love the fresh catnips. They eat it right down. I have a patch growing at my Mom's place. http://www.ameritech.net/users/lestark/my-babies.htm I love your kitty pics. Rascal's mustache is so adorable! Thanks for showing us. Hazel Az |
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