Why and how does catnip make my cat high? As Dr. Kristi Crow, DVM, explains, "the compound that is most notorious for making our cats 'high' is called Nepetalactone, which is found in the leaves ...

Learn how to grow catnip at home either indoors or outdoors. This versatile perennial herbs isn't just for cats; it has so many benefits for the entire garden!

Catnip, otherwise known as Nepeta cataria, is a fragrant perennial herb belonging to the mint family. Its aromatic grey-green leaves emit a subtle scent that stimulates responses in cats, and in ...

“Catnip needs six hours of sunlight, and should be placed next to a sunny window when grown indoors,” says Zaber. “If grown outside, it’s important to choose a sunny spot.

If your ambition is to abuse your power over pets to create a “united, unquestioning militia” of drug-crazed felines, you’re in luck: Instructibles tells you how to make “DIY Kitty Crack ...

Though catnip keeps best when stored in glass jars with tight-fitting lids, even last summer's forgotten crop left in a grocery bag seems to make my cats very happy.