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Cat Nip and Fatigue
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Posted: 6:11:40 PM 10/11/2009
My cat of about 2 years sleeps a whole lot, so I tried to give her some cat nip and she hates it. Is that weird? Is there something else I can do to help her get motivated?
NoDogYet
Posted: 8:26:55 PM 10/11/2009
What are you trying to motivate your cat to do? Take night classes? Cats can easily sleep more than 20 hours per day. What's wrong with that?

Different cats react to catnip differently. The best way to describe how my current cat reacts to it is "a bad trip." I keep it away from her, because it makes her very unpleasant to be around.
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pinky girl
Posted: 12:05:58 AM 10/12/2009
my mother in laws cat "blue" loves cat nip but it turns him into a mean cat that attacks everyone who comes into the room. he jumps from everything and basically it looks almost suicidal. every cat reacts to it differently.
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riley1
Posted: 9:26:58 AM 10/12/2009
There are SO many cat toys that can stimulate cats. Just go to Petsmart/Petco and get some toys.

Older cats do not play as a young kitten would. As NoDogYet suggested, cats sleep most of the day.
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Posted: 7:21:07 PM 10/22/2009
I have definitely encountered cats that could care less about catnip. But before you give up on it, I also found that living catnip is different than dried. You can pick up a catnip plant at most home improvement stores for cheap. Pull off a leaf and tear it up a bit. I had a cat that went nutty for that, but didn't react to the dried version
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