cat nip

Discussion in 'Feline Health - (Welcome & Main Forum)' started by Mike R, Jun 2, 2010.

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  1. Mike R

    Mike R New Member

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    does anybody know if fresh cat nip has any adverse effects on a diabetic cat
     
  2. Jayne & Sweety

    Jayne & Sweety Member

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    nope - just enjoyment!
     
  3. Michelle & Prudence

    Michelle & Prudence Member

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  4. Mike R

    Mike R New Member

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    thanks 4 the input our jinx sure enjoys it
     
  5. Kathy and Kitty

    Kathy and Kitty Well-Known Member

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    Hey, Mike, we asked the same thing! We bought a plant and fed Kitty a leaf. He ate it. Didn't seem too terribly excited. I wonder if the dried catnip is more potent?

    I would love to know what your experience is!
     
  6. MommaOfMuse

    MommaOfMuse Well-Known Member

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    Well since catnip is technically an herb then drying it should contrate the oils in the plant thus making it more potent. I know when cooling if you use 2 tablespoons of Fresh thyme in a recipe you can substitute 2 teaspoons of dried thyme because the dried is more concentrated. I would think the same would hold true for all herbs including catnip. I knw my bunch is much crazier over the dried stuff than the fresh.

    Mel & Muse (GA)
     
  7. Mike R

    Mike R New Member

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    My father in law has catnip growing wild all over his property so Jinx gets it fresh outta the ground. he freaks out (in a good way) when we give it to him. I am wondering though if it dosent have an effect on his BG because I had him pretty controlled all day yesterday then gave him a catnip reward at night and his BG jumped 120pts FYI we just found out our Jinxy is diabetic about 10 days ago
     
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