A 2017 study on cats' reactions to different types of cat-stimulating plants found that about one in three cats had no reaction to catnip.

Cats’ reaction to catnip and silvervine is so ubiquitous that lead author Masao Miyazaki, an animal behavior researcher at Iwate University, had to know what was going on.

Cats on catnip are clearly having a wonderful time – but does it get them high? Our vet explains more… ...

But while it has long been understood that catnip, and the similar Asian plant silvervine, have intoxicative properties, new research has found that cats’ instinctive response to the presence of ...

In this case, I think we can safely say catnip gets cats high. After all, their reaction is definitely euphoric, with initial excitement and hyperactivity followed by a relaxed and happy state.

In this case, I think we can safely say catnip gets cats high. After all, their reaction is definitely euphoric, with initial excitement and hyperactivity followed by a relaxed and happy state.

To us, they just smell a little sweet, but most cats have a different reaction. They roll around, rub their heads and bodies on whatever you've stuffed with the herb, and often act as if they've ...

Whatever the cause, the reaction to catnip can last anywhere from 5 to 15 minutes. Some cats are what are called total responders and seem to go mildly berserk when presented with fresh catnip ...

Pictures of Waylon the dog after his unauthorized catnip treats that left him feeling very relaxed. The internet has been delighted by the pup's hilarious reaction to the herb. barbellsnbroadheads ...