“When my cat had a uti his vet advised throwing some catnip tea in his water to encourage him to drink and stay hydrated,” commented one user.
“My cat dunked his head in the bowl and spilled everywhere; we will be doing it again,” declared another.
“My brother’s cat stuck his toy rat with catnip in his water, and he drank almost all of it,” wrote a third.
But you know, catnip isn’t just for cats. Humans can drink catnip tea, too! The tea, with its calming properties, has been traditionally used to treat nervousness, indigestion, and insomnia.
So why not enjoy a lovely, relaxing evening at home with a cup of catnip tea alongside your cat?
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In 2014, This Virginia Woman Mysteriously Vanished After Getting Into A “Minor” Argument With Her Husband: Two Days Later, Her Abandoned Car Was Found Nearly 20 Miles Away
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She Decided To Step Down As Her Sister’s Maid Of Honor After She Found Out That The Family Of Her Sister’s Husband Doesn’t Approve Of Her Being Divorced
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Two Boys Are Being Called Heroes After Launching A School Club Aimed At Providing Food For The Homeless In Their Community
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Emily Chan
