We all know about catnip’s reputation for getting kitties “high”. The idea that cats get “high” from catnip in the same ways that humans get high from marijuana is debatable. And some cats don’t react at all to catnip. What is known & agreed upon is that the chemicals in catnip & the alternatives are . . . → Read More: Kitty highs: pot luck of herb alternatives to catnip (Silvervine, Honeysuckle, Valerian)
On March 24th the 11th Annual Dog Gone Easter Egg Hunt will happen at The RAC, (Regional Athletic Center of Lacey) .
Join us in giving canine buddies for a fun-filled day with the focus all on them. All proceeds go to two local charities: Feline Friends and Fences for Fido.
On April 8th the 10th Annual Dog Gone Easter Egg Hunt will happen at The RAC, (Regional Athletic Center of Lacey)Â .
Join us in giving canine buddies for a fun-filled day with the focus all on them. All proceeds go to three local charities:Feline Friends, Concern for Animals, and Emmit’s Magic Animal Rescue.
If your cats like catnip but the messy flakes annoy you, give catnip pellets a try.
Catnip pellets are just dry flakes that have been compressed into potent pellets. Balls made from compressed catnip have been around for ages and for some reason those don’t hold my cats’ interest the way the smaller pellets do.
On March 28th the 8th Annual Dog Gone Easter Egg Hunt will happen at The RAC, (Regional Athletic Center of Lacey)Â .
Join us in giving canine buddies for a fun-filled day with the focus all on them. All proceeds go to three local charities: Concern for Animals, Feline Friends, and Thurston County Sheriff . . . → Read More: 8th Annual Dog-Gone Easter Egg Hunt (March 28, 2015)