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Kitty crack? Catnip is sold in small packets and toys as well as in highly concentrated forms such as oils and sprays. The concentrated forms are different from its availability in nature.

Why do we think it's OK to give concentrated catnip to intoxicate a pet, and then be amused by the 'intoxicated' behavior?

Debra doesn’t actually say that giving a cat catnip is like giving a baby crack cocaine, but questions why giving drugs to a baby isn’t okay and giving drugs to a cat is.

What does catnip do to cats? Does it really get your cat high? Here's the lowdown on what catnip is and why it affects your cat.

Does your cat run to you when you get the catnip out and beg you for more? It's no secret that cats love catnip, but is there such thing as too much?

Is catnip safe? In general, yes, catnip is safe for cats. It's non-toxic and non-addictive, and most cats can enjoy it occasionally without any adverse effects.

If your cat loves the taste of catnip but you don't want them ingesting too much of it, these lick balls are a great solution. The balls easily stick to wall and can rotate a full 360 degrees.

Catnip can induce changes in cat behavior. An expert argues that giving it to cats raises questions about human power and animal autonomy.