Can 4-month-old kittens eat catnip

4-month-old kittens can eat catnip, but they should not eat too much at one time or too frequently. Cats eating catnip can make the cat's breath fresher and help the cat expel hair from the body. The ball can also excite the cat's nervous system, making the cat feel comfortable and happy. If you feed your cat too much at one time, it may cause damage to the cat's digestive system, leading to vomiting, diarrhea, etc.

Cats between 6 and 8 months old can start eating catnip. When a cat is 6 months old, you can feed it powdered catnip, and when it is 8 months old, you can try feeding it catnip in the form of branches. Catnip is just a snack and is not beneficial to cats. It is not necessary to eat it. Catnip can stimulate the nervous system and cats that are too young should not eat it. Cats should not eat catnip when they are feeling unwell, or during pregnancy or lactation.

Catnip can excite cats. When using it, you can put catnip into a cloth bag and just give it to the cat to smell when teasing it. Or take a small sprig of catnip and put it next to your cat’s nose to let it smell it. In short, if the cat does not need to induce vomiting of hair balls, it is not recommended to feed it to the cat.