FAQ

Alcohol is one of the most toxic substances for cats and can cause severe health issues or even death if ingested.

The active ingredient in catnip that affects cats is nepetalactone, a compound found in the plant's leaves and stems that triggers a temporary euphoric response in many felines.

When a cat 'wines,' it likely refers to cat wine—a non-alcoholic beverage made from catnip and natural ingredients, designed as a novelty treat for felines.

Cat wine is made from filtered water, organic catnip extract, and natural flavorings like beet juice or salmon oil, without any alcohol or grapes.

Cat wine is generally safe for cats as an occasional novelty treat, but it offers no nutritional benefits and may not be suitable for all cats, especially those with health issues.

Cat wine is a non-alcoholic beverage made specifically for cats, usually containing water, catnip extract, and natural colorings. It's designed as a fun treat that mimics human wine but is safe and appealing to felines.

The best ingredients for homemade dog food include lean proteins, fiber-rich vegetables, whole grains, and essential supplements, all balanced under veterinary guidance.

While there is no conclusive scientific evidence that homemade dog food extends lifespan, properly balanced homemade diets can lead to improved health outcomes.

The best ingredients for homemade dog food include lean meats, whole grains, vegetables, fruits, and essential supplements to ensure balanced nutrition.

Homemade dog food may improve health and quality of life when properly balanced, but there's no definitive scientific proof it increases lifespan.