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A_friend_called_Five t1_j1d25jw wrote
"effects" should be "affects". Sorry, grammar Nazi here.
ClassicExit t1_j1d6nc3 wrote
My cat sits and paws at the drawer the catnip is kept in, he's doesn't even try to be subtle about what he wants.
MongolianCluster t1_j1d78ft wrote
Junkies are all alike.
passinghere t1_j1d9bka wrote
My last one was the same, had no interest in catnip at all
Captain-Griffen t1_j1dbt6r wrote
That's a relief. I was worried my kitties might turn into lions due to catnip.
pickleer t1_j1dd5ke wrote
"Catnip affects", silly kitten!
PlayerSalt t1_j1de263 wrote
I wonder why tho historically
zoopest t1_j1de6un wrote
Random chance
MuthaPlucka t1_j1dlomg wrote
I’ve got an idea. Let’s see if cat cocaine works on Lions, tigers, cougars and other large feline killing machines.
Invalid-Icon t1_j1dn4ge wrote
My cat isn't bothered by catnip, he just rubs it off as another plant.
But bleach on the other hand is his go to for getting high. Everytime I mop the floors he'll be on the edge of the mopped area rolling like he's in heaven.
Generic_Name_Here t1_j1dvf0e wrote
To be fair, if you leave catnip out in your yard it may effect big cats, if you’re in the right parts of the world.
bozeke t1_j1dw3ar wrote
If they remained the same size it might be okay though.
leeway1 t1_j1dw3ex wrote
I believe my orange cat lacks any brain cells to get high from cat nip.
Gargomon251 t1_j1dxapv wrote
"Aswell" isn't a word
rdyoung t1_j1e08ha wrote
Catnip is more like weed than cocaine. They get lazy and happy on catnip, cocaine does the opposite.
reedzkee t1_j1e4jaj wrote
My cat likes catnip, but goes crazy for valerian root. It’s a little frightening sometimes.
horsemagicians t1_j1e7og9 wrote
My zoo gives huge paper bags of cat nip to the mountain lions, they love it. I’m sure the lions and tigers get it too but haven’t seen them with it yet.
clichesaurus t1_j1eba6n wrote
Studies like this are plagued with poor data because of difficulties demonstrating to a cat that you need to inhale deeply for the chemicals to reach the lungs
catnip-catnap t1_j1euokh wrote
Our cats either don't care about catnip or it makes them sleepy. Bleach though, yeah, we have one that goes nuts for that smell.
ThePegasi t1_j1f0ijo wrote
It's "as well" as well.
jcd1974 t1_j1f2nqt wrote
My two cats are immune to it.
snow_michael t1_j1ffnq4 wrote
Lions are also affected by aftershaves and colognes
Drives them into giddy playful fits
Cheetah go nuts for the smell of chocolate and vanilla and will rub their cheeks all over the mouth of someone breathing out who has eaten either
StanleyAteMyNewShoes t1_j1fitjl wrote
Note to self: next time we are on safari or trekking through the jungle, NO chocolate!
snow_michael t1_j1fmjgs wrote
Cheetah are not found in jungles 😏
And if you're trekking through the bush, cheetah are quite harmless
Sorry_Moose86704 t1_j1fol6d wrote
2 of 3 like it in my house, the one acts like I'm forcing him to smell nail polish remover and gets very offended
GrimReader710 t1_j1fz3n0 wrote
Sooo, should I, or should not carry catnip when walking thru the jungle??
atre324 t1_j1g7hxo wrote
He may be re-marking the floors now that you’ve removed his scent
atre324 t1_j1g7xgo wrote
Tigers specifically love Obsession for Men by Calvin Klein
artemisklydefrog t1_j1g8d08 wrote
I hear cougars do as well
snow_michael t1_j1h1uaj wrote
I assume Jaguars would prefer something from Diesel?
HomarusSimpson t1_j1qfb26 wrote
Came here to say that. Also a Grammar Nazi
zillskillnillfrill t1_j1d22vz wrote
My cats always been like "meh, what else you got?"