Most of the cats had a passive response where they became quiet and sat in a "sphinx-like posture" when given catnip. Again, we won't know the full truth of this until the day we can ask our cats ...

Does your cat, an otherwise aloof and graceful creature, go whacky for catnip? Then they are one of the 70 per cent of domestic cats, as well as some big cats like lions, who do. But how has this ...

Five weeks into the study, we noted that a 5-y-old female cat was no longer responding to catnip and had halitosis. The owner had also noted the foul breath as well as a progressive weight loss in ...

Because of oral pain, the cat had stopped eating dry food ... of the oral cavity caused the cat to stop responding to catnip. Mast cells have a role in the pathogenesis of orodental lesions ...

indulges a bit too much in the catnip, and about 14 is getting on in years for a feline. Kitakata, 57, has had pet cats come and go over the years, and to help give Chi as many seasons as possible ...