Catnip & Cat Grass
Aumüller Silver Vine Cat Sticks
1 Set (10 Sticks)
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Aumüller Silver Vine Dental Lollipop Cat Treat
1 Set (2 pieces)
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beaphar Catnip Bits
Saver Pack: 3 x 35g
Delivery in 1-2 working days
Catit Senses 2.0 Grass Kit (Pack of 3)
Grass Kit (3 pack)
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beaphar Catnip Bits
35g
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Catit Senses 2.0 Grass Planter
Grass Planter
£15.38Delivery in 1-2 working days
Catit Senses 2.0 Grass Planter
Grass Planter + Grass Kit
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GimCat Crunchy Snacks
Duck with Catnip (50g)
£1.42Delivery in 1-2 working days
GimCat Crunchy Snacks
Saver Pack: Duck with Catnip (3 x 50g)
£3.79Delivery in 1-2 working days
GimCat Crunchy Snacks
Saver Pack: Turkey with Cranberries (3 x 50g)
£3.79Delivery in 1-2 working days
GimCat Crunchy Snacks
Turkey with Cranberries (50g)
£1.42Delivery in 1-2 working days
Puss Kasimir Felt Worms
1 set (3 pieces)
Delivery in 1-2 working days
Natural Catnip Ball
1 Ball
GimCat GrasBits
425g
£7.97
Cat Grass Refill
100g
£1.04
GimCat Hydro-Grass
150g
£2.18GimCat GrasBits
140g
£3.32
Trixie Catnip Herbal Mix
20g
What’s the difference between catnip and cat grass?
Catnip and cat grass are both safe and popular ways to enrich your cat’s daily routine, but they serve different purposes:
| CATEGORY | Plant Family |
|---|---|
| CATNIP | A member of the mint family, also known as Nepeta Cataria |
| CAT GRASS | Typically grown from cereal grasses such as wheat, rye, barley or oats |
| CATEGORY | Composition |
| CATNIP | Contains nepetalactone, which affects the olfactory system of roughly 70% of cats |
| CAT GRASS | Contains natural fibre and is safe to eat |
| CATEGORY | Uses |
| CATNIP | Often used to stimulate play or to encourage a cat into a cat carrier |
| CAT GRASS | Sometimes chosen by owners of cats who groom frequently. May offer cats a natural outlet for chewing behaviours indoors. Speak to your vet for personalised advice |
CATEGORY | CATNIP | CAT GRASS |
|---|---|---|
Plant Family | A member of the mint family, also known as Nepeta Cataria | Typically grown from cereal grasses such as wheat, rye, barley or oats |
Composition | Contains nepetalactone, which affects the olfactory system of roughly 70% of cats | Contains natural fibre and is safe to eat |
Uses | Often used to stimulate play or to encourage a cat into a cat carrier | Sometimes chosen by owners of cats who groom frequently. May offer cats a natural outlet for chewing behaviours indoors. Speak to your vet for personalised advice |
Note: Not all cats respond to catnip grass, especially kittens. If you’re unsure whether it’s suitable for your pet, consult your vet for personalised advice.
What’s the difference between catnip and cat grass?
Catnip and cat grass are both safe and popular ways to enrich your cat’s daily routine, but they serve different purposes:
| CATEGORY | Plant Family |
|---|---|
| CATNIP | A member of the mint family, also known as Nepeta Cataria |
| CAT GRASS | Typically grown from cereal grasses such as wheat, rye, barley or oats |
| CATEGORY | Composition |
| CATNIP | Contains nepetalactone, which affects the olfactory system of roughly 70% of cats |
| CAT GRASS | Contains natural fibre and is safe to eat |
| CATEGORY | Uses |
| CATNIP | Often used to stimulate play or to encourage a cat into a cat carrier |
| CAT GRASS | Sometimes chosen by owners of cats who groom frequently. May offer cats a natural outlet for chewing behaviours indoors. Speak to your vet for personalised advice |
CATEGORY | CATNIP | CAT GRASS |
|---|---|---|
Plant Family | A member of the mint family, also known as Nepeta Cataria | Typically grown from cereal grasses such as wheat, rye, barley or oats |
Composition | Contains nepetalactone, which affects the olfactory system of roughly 70% of cats | Contains natural fibre and is safe to eat |
Uses | Often used to stimulate play or to encourage a cat into a cat carrier | Sometimes chosen by owners of cats who groom frequently. May offer cats a natural outlet for chewing behaviours indoors. Speak to your vet for personalised advice |
Note: Not all cats respond to catnip grass, especially kittens. If you’re unsure whether it’s suitable for your pet, consult your vet for personalised advice.
How can I introduce catnip or cat grass to my cat?
Catnip provokes different responses in different cats. For some, it may encourage short bursts of activity, while others may become more relaxed. Cat grass contains natural fibre and is often selected by owners of cats that shed or groom frequently.
If you’re thinking of using catnip grass or cat grass, here’s a guide on how to do it:
- Start slowly: Not all cats react the same. Try sprinkling small amounts on cat toys or scratching posts and observe their behaviour.
- Mix and match: Some cats enjoy both catnip and cat grass, while others prefer one over the other.
- Benefit for indoor cats: Cat grass provides a safe outlet for cats that enjoy chewing greenery, helping deter interest in houseplants.
- How to store: Keep dried catnip in a sealed container to maintain freshness. Store cat grass seeds in a cool, dry place until use.
Tip: Overuse of catnip or cat grass may occasionally cause digestive upset or overexcitement. Offer in small amounts and monitor your cat’s reaction.
How can I introduce catnip or cat grass to my cat?
Catnip provokes different responses in different cats. For some, it may encourage short bursts of activity, while others may become more relaxed. Cat grass contains natural fibre and is often selected by owners of cats that shed or groom frequently.
If you’re thinking of using catnip grass or cat grass, here’s a guide on how to do it:
- Start slowly: Not all cats react the same. Try sprinkling small amounts on cat toys or scratching posts and observe their behaviour.
- Mix and match: Some cats enjoy both catnip and cat grass, while others prefer one over the other.
- Benefit for indoor cats: Cat grass provides a safe outlet for cats that enjoy chewing greenery, helping deter interest in houseplants.
- How to store: Keep dried catnip in a sealed container to maintain freshness. Store cat grass seeds in a cool, dry place until use.
Tip: Overuse of catnip or cat grass may occasionally cause digestive upset or overexcitement. Offer in small amounts and monitor your cat’s reaction.
What is catnip grass, and how does it affect cats?
Catnip grass is a herb from the mint family that contains nepetalactone, which can trigger playful or relaxed behaviour in many cats. You can always learn more about catnip or talk to your vet for more information.
What is catnip grass, and how does it affect cats?
Catnip grass is a herb from the mint family that contains nepetalactone, which can trigger playful or relaxed behaviour in many cats. You can always learn more about catnip or talk to your vet for more information.
What is cat grass, and is it safe for cats?
Cat grass is grown from cereal grains like wheat or barley and is generally safe for cats. It’s often used as a chewing alternative and may be popular with cats that groom frequently. For personalised advice, consult your vet.
What is cat grass, and is it safe for cats?
Cat grass is grown from cereal grains like wheat or barley and is generally safe for cats. It’s often used as a chewing alternative and may be popular with cats that groom frequently. For personalised advice, consult your vet.
Is catnip or cat grass better for my cat?
Both serve different purposes. You can offer both based on your cat’s needs and preferences. Since every cat is different, consult your vet for personalised advice.
Is catnip or cat grass better for my cat?
Both serve different purposes. You can offer both based on your cat’s needs and preferences. Since every cat is different, consult your vet for personalised advice.
How often should I give my cat catnip or cat grass?
Catnip can be used a few times a week, depending on your cat’s sensitivity. Cat grass can be available daily in small amounts. Always introduce new enrichment gradually. Consult your vet if you are unsure or need personal advice.
How often should I give my cat catnip or cat grass?
Catnip can be used a few times a week, depending on your cat’s sensitivity. Cat grass can be available daily in small amounts. Always introduce new enrichment gradually. Consult your vet if you are unsure or need personal advice.