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15. It sounds great but where do you get catnip lotion?

Wed Jul 15, 2026, 05:58 PM

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I hardly ever use insect repellent where I am, but I do try to avoid chemicals.

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that might explain why blossum rolls in the stuff rampartd Yesterday #1

Smarty Cat usonian Yesterday #4

All the neighbourhood cats will come over and lick you. applegrove Yesterday #2

Well, hell, I wouldn't mind. DinahMoeHum Yesterday #12

Like my cats aren't all over me enough as it is... buzzycrumbhunger Yesterday #3

Have you been using tuna fish oil as skin lotion? usonian Yesterday #5

*heehee* buzzycrumbhunger Yesterday #7

A friend... 2naSalit Yesterday #6

Check out my post #9 below -- lemon eucalyptus oil. eppur_se_muova Yesterday #13

True... 2naSalit Yesterday #14

Does catnip work on these cats too? DBoon Yesterday #8

Ummmmm ... are lions or leopards attracted to catnip ? eppur_se_muova Yesterday #9

Lions are quite rare in California. usonian Yesterday #10

I was thinking of Uganda, where some of the research was done. nt eppur_se_muova Yesterday #11

I was gonna say buzzycrumbhunger 19 hrs ago #17

It sounds great but where do you get catnip lotion? LisaM Yesterday #15

I am zero expert but I have seen catnip seeds so you can grow your own. usonian 23 hrs ago #16