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He accidentally ate a cat who was on catnip. He'll be ok after he poops

The Effects of Catnip on Dogs

By Scott Morgan

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Cats and dogs can benefit from a little bit of catnip.



Anyone who has ever seen a cat zero in on catnip knows the effect the plant has on felines. But many people don't realize that dogs like catnip, too. Catnip contains minerals such as magnesium, flavonoids, tannins and vitamins C and E. It also contains essential oils that help keep dogs' digestive systems healthy. Always consult your veterinarian before giving dogs catnip as medicine.



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Though catnip is a stimulant for cats, the plant has the opposite effect on dogs and is sometimes used as a sedative or nerve tonic for them. If your dog gets nervous when going to the vet or in the car, for example, try putting a few fresh catnip leaves in his drinking water. You can also sprinkle some dried catnip -- 1/8 to 1/2 teaspoon of per pound of food -- on his food or mix in some catnip tea.

Nice try. :mjgrin:

Sling bussy for Dreh-lean, drehs. :dame:
 

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The Effects of Catnip on Dogs

By Scott Morgan

sb10069719a-001.jpg

Cats and dogs can benefit from a little bit of catnip.



Anyone who has ever seen a cat zero in on catnip knows the effect the plant has on felines. But many people don't realize that dogs like catnip, too. Catnip contains minerals such as magnesium, flavonoids, tannins and vitamins C and E. It also contains essential oils that help keep dogs' digestive systems healthy. Always consult your veterinarian before giving dogs catnip as medicine.



Sedative


Though catnip is a stimulant for cats, the plant has the opposite effect on dogs and is sometimes used as a sedative or nerve tonic for them. If your dog gets nervous when going to the vet or in the car, for example, try putting a few fresh catnip leaves in his drinking water. You can also sprinkle some dried catnip -- 1/8 to 1/2 teaspoon of per pound of food -- on his food or mix in some catnip tea.

Nice try. :mjgrin:

Sling bussy for Dreh-lean, drehs. :dame:
You probably trying to poison my pup so you can peddle the Catset propaganda elsewhere.
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