Even lions love catnip. Lucifer the Asian lion rubs against a tree at the London Zoo's lion enclosure, which was sprinkled with catnip to encourage the lions to move around, on July 30, 2008.

Nicole Zempel shows viewers how to identify wild catnip. Forager Nicole Zempel shows viewers how to identify wild catnip. She explores what makes it so attractive to felines as well as its ...

Catnip is known to make cats go wild, with the felines rubbing, rolling, chewing, and licking it aggressively. Now, a new study has shed light on why cats go mad for the plant, despite being ...

A pet owner has shared footage of the chaos that erupted after her cats got a taste of the wild catnip she discovered by chance. Brooklyn Brown posted a video to TikTok under the handle ...

Pictures of Waylon the dog after his unauthorized catnip treats that left him feeling very relaxed. The internet has been delighted by the pup's hilarious reaction to the herb. barbellsnbroadheads ...

So if you already have wild catnip, you won’t need to plant it. Recommended Catnip Varieties Most Nepeta cultivars are of species other than cataria, but there are a couple of true catnip cultivars.

Some research does suggest the essential oil in catnip that causes them to go wild for it does so by activating cats' opioid reward system, kind of like humans' opioid systems are activated by opiates ...