FAQ

Cats may experience a burst of energy after pooping due to the relief of discomfort, instinctive behavior, or a neurological response known as the 'poo-phoria' effect.

Cats may get a burst of energy after pooping due to instinct, relief, or physiological stimulation that triggers playful or high-energy behavior.

Cats often exhibit energetic behavior after defecating due to a combination of instinct, relief, and natural feline behavior.

Cats often get the zoomies after pooping due to a mix of instinctual behavior, sudden relief, and a surge of energy from activating nerves during defecation.

Not in corpus.

Yes, catnip affects cats similarly to a high, triggering euphoric and playful behaviors due to a compound called nepetalactone.

Veterinarians generally consider catnip to be safe and beneficial for most cats when used in moderation.

Yes, catnip affects cats in a way that resembles a psychoactive high, altering their behavior and mood temporarily.

Veterinarians generally consider catnip safe and even beneficial for most cats, promoting enrichment and exercise through play.

Yes, catnip produces a temporary euphoric response in cats that is often compared to a feline 'high.'