| Angels angels |
| For really young kittens it can cause overstimulation which isn't good for them because their brains aren't fully developed |
Heavy Downpours, Flood Warning| Angels angels |
| For really young kittens it can cause overstimulation which isn't good for them because their brains aren't fully developed |
| Versailles |
| Bird, Unless he's younger than six months, I wouldn't worry about it. But a quick google search on a veterinary page says kittens a year and older start becoming reactive to catnip over time, IF it's their thing |
| Snow Stable |
| My mom had a neutered male cat, that really didn't react to catnip. Now the spayed female we had at the same time... she liked it. lol |
| Hummingbird Meadows |
| @Versa, what sort of effects? When I gave it to Finley all It and then just walk away. |
| Angels angels |
| Also reaction to catnip can be genetic and only 50-75% of cats actually react to it |
| Versailles |
| I was warned by Sketti's foster mama though, that catnip can have very negative effects on kittens so I'd still be careful |
| Versailles |
| Some grow up to just not care lol. I mean, catnip is literally a type of mint, so |
| Angels angels |
| Bird It varies but my oldest two are about 7 months old now and I was just now able to determine thier sexes. Gargoyles though are impossible to tell until about a year or so. |
| Hummingbird Meadows |
| @Angels, aww! Look at them! At what age can you determine their gender? |
| Angels angels |
| My cats have never cared about catnip. Not when they were younger and not now |
| Versailles |
| Bird, Usually the younger ones aren't big into catnip. My cats prior to Sketti ignored it until they got older |
| Versailles |
| Wolf, My cat smells like catnip bubbles and it's goofy lol Fantasy, Unsure! I know this brand does make dog things though. :) |
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| Angels angels |
| For really young kittens it can cause overstimulation which isn't good for them because their brains aren't fully developed |
| Versailles |
| Bird, Unless he's younger than six months, I wouldn't worry about it. But a quick google search on a veterinary page says kittens a year and older start becoming reactive to catnip over time, IF it's their thing |
| Snow Stable |
| My mom had a neutered male cat, that really didn't react to catnip. Now the spayed female we had at the same time... she liked it. lol |
| Hummingbird Meadows |
| @Versa, what sort of effects? When I gave it to Finley all It and then just walk away. |
| Angels angels |
| Also reaction to catnip can be genetic and only 50-75% of cats actually react to it |
| Versailles |
| I was warned by Sketti's foster mama though, that catnip can have very negative effects on kittens so I'd still be careful |
| Versailles |
| Some grow up to just not care lol. I mean, catnip is literally a type of mint, so |
| Angels angels |
| Bird It varies but my oldest two are about 7 months old now and I was just now able to determine thier sexes. Gargoyles though are impossible to tell until about a year or so. |
| Hummingbird Meadows |
| @Angels, aww! Look at them! At what age can you determine their gender? |
| Angels angels |
| My cats have never cared about catnip. Not when they were younger and not now |
| Versailles |
| Bird, Usually the younger ones aren't big into catnip. My cats prior to Sketti ignored it until they got older |
| Versailles |
| Wolf, My cat smells like catnip bubbles and it's goofy lol Fantasy, Unsure! I know this brand does make dog things though. :) |
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