Peppermint for Cats!

Now is the time of the year is to get peppermint extract. Yes, extract, Peppermint. Why? What happens if your cat to the vet to go? What happens if your cat gets into a fight or eat too much turkey? What's with the cat breathing? Nervous?

Catnip is in the same plant family of peppermint, so it makes perfect sense.

I find all kinds of requests for peppermint extract in my e-mail. If you bathe your cat for some reason, instead of yourCat on a cold and wet year, why not rub a little peppermint extract to them? It removes the unpleasant smell and it works much better than vanilla or other extracts would be more lenient in your kitchen. It helps to regulate their bellies, and freshens breath. It seems that the nerves of the cat 's a little quiet' and helps them sleep. In fact, you wash the skin is enough to extract the kitten to help with the elimination of hairballs, not for lubrication, but relaxingthe digestive tract.

Indicators:

If you have a cat who had to go to the vet, he returned home and is the target (or another cat is the goal) hostilities, clean all the cats with peppermint extract. It will eliminate that "hospital" smell the other cat is uncomfortable. Cats are better, and a visit to the vet to forget as quickly.

Your kitty cats take a temporaryAn end to fighting among themselves because the smell, not visual cues. Clean it with peppermint extract, and calm down.

You get a new cat for Christmas - to clean up the kitten again to mask the smell. Your cats smell the same, and the introduction is more fluid.

So, to arrive at the supermarket, you go back and extract the transition will receive a bottle of peppermint or two. Keep it on hand all year round.

I do not recommend using this for a longTime, because made with alcohol, but for the short-term use, that's fine.

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