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Pets & Animals > Cat Psychology What is it about catnip that makes cats go crazy?

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Everybody knows that catnip drives cats crazy. What people might not know is that not every cat will "get high" on catnip and not every exposure to this herb will have the same effect.
Nobody knows for sure why catnip is cats' favorite drug, though there are theories that it's closely connected to one of the active product of catnip called nepetalactone. It's similar to the sexual pheromone which might explain why young kittens (three months old or younger) are completely unaffected by catnip. Same goes for almost half of the feline population.
So there's more than fifty percent chance th...

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