Cat lady seeks help
Hello everybody,
This may be a funny question, but I'm curious where I could find fresh (non-dried) catnip. I'm also curious if Madison (and surrounding areas) have any unique cat items on this order. You know how dogs get birthday cakes? Etc. Just anything just for cats. I know of MadCat, but I'm not talking toys or climbing items. I should just word it like this: anything that you don't want to miss out on when being a cat enthusiast!
My living situation doesn't allow for my own gardens; windowsill and otherwise. I have purchased those plastic containers from pet stores from the Pet Greens brand with no luck when placing it in sunlight/ watering. They just won't sprout! The only catnip "hookup" I have are the nice people at the Farmer's Market selling tons of fresh picked catnip. I always buy a lot when there. Dry catnip just isn't as appealing to my cats. I also love the leaves for making tea.
Any ideas?
Thanks,
Cat lady with the cat sweater
This may be a funny question, but I'm curious where I could find fresh (non-dried) catnip. I'm also curious if Madison (and surrounding areas) have any unique cat items on this order. You know how dogs get birthday cakes? Etc. Just anything just for cats. I know of MadCat, but I'm not talking toys or climbing items. I should just word it like this: anything that you don't want to miss out on when being a cat enthusiast!
My living situation doesn't allow for my own gardens; windowsill and otherwise. I have purchased those plastic containers from pet stores from the Pet Greens brand with no luck when placing it in sunlight/ watering. They just won't sprout! The only catnip "hookup" I have are the nice people at the Farmer's Market selling tons of fresh picked catnip. I always buy a lot when there. Dry catnip just isn't as appealing to my cats. I also love the leaves for making tea.
Any ideas?
Thanks,
Cat lady with the cat sweater