It depends on the particular animal to some degree, but approximately 15 -25 minutes. Now, remember, this time frame reflects a chronic catnip high and inferior brands will produce shorter effects. Either way, your cat will eventually lose interest in the nip, having “maxed out” its high. After the nip trip is over and due to factors not fully understood by man, your cat will now be unaffected by additional amounts of catnip for approximately two hours. After that period of time has elapsed Mr. Whiskers will be ready to rock once again. However please bear in mind that while in theory, you could get little fluffy smashed every two hours, every day of the week, every day of its life, we do not recommend this option – (although your cat might). You should save the Chronic as a special treat for special occasions.

Yes. Catnip is just a plant. When your cat smells this plant it becomes a happy cat. End of story. Our catnip happens to be all-natural and organic as well.

Nepetalactone (the active ingredient in catnip) is UV sensitive. This means your windowsill is not the best place to keep your jar of Chronic. Also, do not keep your catnip anywhere that is very hot – it is best kept somewhere cool – like a cabinet. With that being said, as long as you do not store your catnip in direct sunlight, or keep it in your oven – it will pretty much stay “good” forever. There have even been reports of catnip that is 50 years old having an effect on felines!