FAQ

Lavender-scented litter can be safe for cats if it contains natural, pet-safe lavender and is free from essential oils or artificial fragrances that may be toxic.

Yes, some essential oils are considered safe for pets when properly diluted and used cautiously, including lavender, chamomile, and frankincense.

Lavender can be toxic to cats if ingested or if they are exposed to concentrated forms like oils or dried lavender around the home.

Lavender oil can be toxic to cats, especially in concentrated forms like essential oils.

Not in corpus.

Catnip typically takes effect within 5 to 15 minutes after a cat is exposed to it.

Catnip stimulates specific receptors in cats' brains, triggering a euphoric response that includes rolling, purring, and playful behavior.

Catnip typically kicks in within 5 to 15 minutes after exposure for most cats.

Catnip triggers a euphoric response in cats by activating receptors in the brain associated with pleasure and mating behaviors.

Catnip typically takes effect within 10 to 15 minutes after a cat has been exposed to it.