how do you go about using this catnip? where do you put it? on what exactly?
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I bought the toys that u can open on the side and refill with the catnip. I bought the toys as well as the catnip on Amazon's. Great buy and the catnip stays fresh. I save money buy using this product. Great product last a long time.
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I sprinkle it on my cat's scratching post, on their little stuffed toys and those little soft puff balls they bat around. Sometimes I just sprinkle a bit on their front paws so they can lick it off. They LOVE it! It's important to crunch it between your fingers or in your palms before you sprinkle it. The heat from your hand and the pressure from the crunching will release the fragrance of the catnip, and your kitties will love it.
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i too have made a few catnip socks with holey socks i cut sock the ankle part of the sock to form tails on the end of the sock
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It depends on the toys. For example I have that toy where they push the ball around and there is a card board scratcher in the middle so I will sprinkle catnip in there. However, for the most part, I will put a little pile on my kitchen floor and my two cats who react to catnip (not all do about 60% will) will eat it and roll around in it and I take a little dust buster and vacuum up the rest after they are done using it. Because it clings to them I'll find a little catnip in my carpet or on my bedspread but it is really easy to clean up. Figure the mess would be the equivalent to throwing some oregano on the floor. So, it really isn't a huge deal. It depends on the toys. For example I have that toy where they push the ball around and there is a card board scratcher in the middle so I will sprinkle catnip in there. However, for the most part, I will put a little pile on my kitchen floor and my two cats who react to catnip (not all do about 60% will) will eat it and roll around in it and I take a little dust buster and vacuum up the rest after they are done using it. Because it clings to them I'll find a little catnip in my carpet or on my bedspread but it is really easy to clean up. Figure the mess would be the equivalent to throwing... » Read More It depends on the toys. For example I have that toy where they push the ball around and there is a card board scratcher in the middle so I will sprinkle catnip in there. However, for the most part, I will put a little pile on my kitchen floor and my two cats who react to catnip (not all do about 60% will) will eat it and roll around in it and I take a little dust buster and vacuum up the rest after they are done using it. Because it clings to them I'll find a little catnip in my carpet or on my bedspread but it is really easy to clean up. Figure the mess would be the equivalent to throwing some oregano on the floor. So, it really isn't a huge deal. « Show Less
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Basically I just put a pinch on the floor and cats either eat some of it or sometimes they roll around in it. Either way they end up a little "cat drunk." If you have several cats, makes sure each gets a little pinch so they don't get jealous. I've also mixed a little into some food - generally when one of them is sick and doesn't want to eat. It did work, but doesn't on a continuous basis. Placing it on the floor though is what we've done for many years and it works great!
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I buy baby "athletic" socks at the Dollar Store, fill the toe with this catnip and tie a knot in the ankle part--makes a catnip sock that they can fight with, carry around and rub on. They LOVE their catnip socks.
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I did the same thing as the first two replies and have had no problem. My cat had to be enticed up to the hammock for a couple of days (with catnip), but now she loves it!
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Wrap a cloth around it and use a pair of pliers around it. Remember: Righty tighty, lefty loosy.
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No catnip. There are small pieces (eyes, tails) that do come off fairly easy that must be watched for. My cats love these mice.
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If you don't mind replacing the scratcher insert often, go ahead and sprinkle on the insert. Catnip does make cats excited and play more aggressively, so the cardboard will need to be replaced more often with catnip exposure. We also sprinkle it on their bed, and we've never had a cat tear up a bed. Soft toys are another good way to treat your cat to catnip, but they, too, will be more "actively" handled if you do this. One way to think about it is the cost of these scratchers is cheap entertainment for the humans watching their cat have a good time.
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Try rubbing some cat nip on it? Mine took a few days to warm up to it. At first she wanted nothing to do with it lol.
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I put catnip on mine to help the cats get over the fear of "big scary thing in corner". They were giving it the side eye before that, but catnip loosen them up to explore it.
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Here is the link to a you tube video. It shows you how to use it properly.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j3R5M5sD9SI
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I'm not at the home with the cat tree, but if I recall, there is a small hook that you tie the ball string to. Sorry I couldn't be more help.
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If you want to entice your cats to use the scratcher, try a catnip spray rather than the dried leaves! It will give them the aroma without the mess of the leaves. I did not need to use any catnip to lure my gang to the scratcher...just tossed a few toys on & in it and that was that!
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The posts are wrapped with a different material that my cats enjoy. You can steep some catnip in boiling water and spray theses areas to get them fond of the idea! My youngest cat loves the faux fur and he even likes to groom it himself a bit! Lol.
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Hi Donald, I've been sorta waiting for someone else to answer this one but since no one has... here is my take on it. I'd wrap it around a long nail or spike much the same way you would put it on a spool. My nail or wrap area would be no longer than ~5 3/4". I'd then tuck the cord into itself on one end and stuff it in my pouch, nail and all. Never hurts to have another tool around. ; - ) I have seen some videos on how to wrap cord in a way that holds it together well but also allows for quick and easy unraveling in an urgent situation. You may want to YouTube that as I'm not allowed to put outside links in this note. I hope someone gives you a better answer... but that's what I'd do since we don't have a better one yet. All the Best, Bill... TOUGH-GRID UPDATE: You're welcome Don! When you search YouTube, use the term "paracord deployment lanyard" I think you'll like the videos you find there. Bill... TOUGH-GRID
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I just lay it out in front of the winder and let it feed through my hand while I wind with the other hand. I hope this helps.
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I ordered this for my daughter's kitten. I don't know about the catnip, but the kitten loved carrying them around wherever she went.
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Maybe catnip? I don't know and took it off so they could play with on the floor. I was concerned they might get a claw stuck on it when playing and I might not be there to help them.
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Instructions for Use 1. Remove the netting from pellets and replace into each compartment. 2. Pour 3 ounces of warm water onto each pellet in your planting container. 3. Wait 10 minutes for the pellets to absorb the water. 4. Remove about 1 teaspoon of soil from each pellet and set aside 5. Open seed pack on back perforation and stir seeds into the soil one at a time. 6. Using the soil that you set aside in step 4 cover the seeds and lightly pack down. 7. Add water if necessary to keep soil and seeds moist- however, over watering can lead to a fungal or mold growth. Drain any excess water from the bottom tray. 8. Do not allow the seeds to dry out. Lightly mist your garden daily to keep the seeds moist. 9. Keep in a location that is between 65-70 F. - Some seeds will sprout faster than others. 10. When the grasses are 3" - 4" tall, you can treat your kitty to its garden! If you have any further questions please contact us at tina@pioneerpet.com