Pet Greens Live Catnip for Cats, Pack of 6

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Why buy dry? Get live! Pet Greens live catnip relieves boredom and provides mental enrichment, especially important for indoor cats. Fresh catnip is the most fragrant form of catnip available, and much nicer to your cat's mouth - for those who enjoy eating a leaf or two. It's completely non-toxic and non-addicting. Periods of intense play are often followed by long, relaxing "catnaps", and can be helpful in relieving anxiety in stressful situations.

- Stimulates Exercise and Play
- Potent and Highly Aromatic
- Relaxing Fun
- Non-addicting and safe to eat

Specifications

SKU	2262426
Primary Brand	Pet Greens
Days to Ship	Usually Leaves Warehouse in 2-3 Business Days
Weight	17.3 OZ

Additional Features

Primary Color	Green
Personalized Item flag	No

Item Dimensions

Length	13.5 IN
Height	7.8 IN
Width	6.8 IN

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3.5

71 out of 136 (52%) reviewers recommend this product

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Overflowing with Catnip

3Kitty

10 years ago

UPS tried to kill these by clearly bouncing the box around, but they perked righ...

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Half-Dead catnip

Joanne Bruno

7 years ago

I was expecting these plants to be wrapped in baggies and secured in the box. Th...

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This was a very sad "live" plant that died the next day. most of it was already dried and shriveled up.

No, I do not recommend this product.

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Products were good and well packaged. Expensive though

Yes, I recommend this product.

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Arrived mostly dead and then was completely dead by the next day. If you are interested in this item, I would suggest going into the store and picking a healthy one out yourself

No, I do not recommend this product.

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It was pretty much dead. My cat still ate it and rubbed on it but it lasted 2 seconds because again it was dead.

No, I do not recommend this product.

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I was disappointed my cats are not interested in the live catnip plant. But i tried it. Right now it's on the floor and they only sniff it.

Yes, I recommend this product.

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My grass was tortured in the travel some was dead and for the price I’d never buy it again

No, I do not recommend this product.

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I bought the grass a week ago and am really pleased

Yes, I recommend this product.

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My cat was repelled by it! She won't get near it and if I bring it to her, she runs away! (Even just a leaf!) Maybe I just have a cat that "just says no" (to drugs). 😂😸

No, I do not recommend this product.

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3 years ago

What size is the pot? What are the dimensions

2 years ago
3" x 3" and maybe 4" deep. Too small for the plants in it, and they are not well kept in the pet store. My cat ignored the catnip I grow outdoors until he saw feral cats eating it. Then, out of jealousy, he began eating it. Now he loves it. Catnip grows best outdoors in the earth not in a pot. Mine in a pot indoors often gets mouldy. It likes bright light, maybe south facing windows.

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3 years ago

Why is my cat nip dying?

2 years ago
Try putting it in a big container. Make sure to water it if it is to dry. Don't water it to much because that can kill it too.

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11 years ago

Is it safe for 4 mo old kittens I also have older cat

7 years ago
Cats under 6 months old normally don't react to it, its only once they're older that they're interested. So while it is safe your kitten may just not care :) also keep in kind 25% of cats are unnaffected by catnip, so I'd try some cheaper dry stuff first! Hope this helps <3

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