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If you are a cat owner, you know they love to explore their surroundings, which often includes getting into plants and flowers. Although some houseplants can be harmful to cats, there are a few that are non-toxic and even beneficial for your kitty! In this blog post, we will discuss five indoor houseplants that will keep your home looking beautiful while also keeping your cat safe and healthy!

Looking for the purrrfect gift for your furry family member? Look no fur-ther! We've compiled a list of gifts that are sure to make even the pickiest kitty have a holly jolly Christmas. 

Passion flower, contrary to popular belief, has nothing to do with passion or romance! This flower, which is found in our Mice Dreams blend, is known for the calming and relaxation effects it imparts on both humans and cats. Read more about the benefits of Passion Flower.

Many herbs are just as healthful and helpful for certain ailments for humans as they are for cats. Whether you have a kitchen herb garden, a balcony or a garden in your yard, you can grow herbs that will have positive effects and benefits for your cats.

The loud noises, flashing lights, and large crowds that come with July 4th can be a cause for anxiety in many cats. July 5th is one of the busiest days for animal shelters due to many animals running away out of fear. If you don’t want your beloved cat to be a statistic on July 5th, here are three things to do to keep your cat safe on July 4th.

There are many foods that aren’t healthy or safe for your cat - Onions are one of those foods. Read to learn more about how onions are dangerous to cats.

We have heard that some cat moms and dads don’t give their kitties catnip! There was no reason other than they just didn’t think about it! At Meowijuana we know that cats LOVE catnip and if your kitten or adult cat hasn’t used catnip we have ways to introduce your cat to catnip. He or she will thank you for it!

We know. We know! Cat parents want to find ways to make the holidays fun for their feline family members and that means looking for ways to make Easter fun for your cats. Here are some ideas just for you!

There are many common household items that can be lethal or make pets extremely ill – some you may not have given any thought to! Here is a list – not the be all and end all, but a great jumping off point for new (or long time) pet parents who want to give the house a once over for pet safety.

Here at Meowijuana, we're dubbing January as National Train Your Cat Month! Training is a fun way to enhance the bond between pet and owner. Here are some simple tricks you can teach your furry friend.

December is National Cat Lovers' Month! This month is dedicated to loving and celebrating your cat’s existence (as if they don’t demand that every day of the year). Need some ideas on how to celebrate? We’ve got your covered!

The holidays are busy for us all. Preparing to help your pet manage his or her anxiety can save time and prevent more stress from accumulating during an already busy season.

Cats are hunters. Give them a food puzzle toy that gives them the opportunity to toss the toy around, chase it and play with it and be rewarded with a treat that falls out!

We could definitely come up with even more ways to celebrate 420 with your kitty, but we just want you to go shopping for a 420 Bundle – there’s good stuff for your kitty and for you! How will you celebrate 420 with your kitty? 

Let’s just say, “cats gotta scratch!” How can we say that so definitively? Because it is in the nature of cats to scratch. Cats scratch because it’s an instinctual behavior – like meowing, eating, sleeping in a patch of sunshine and snuggling their pet parents. Okay, maybe not all of those are instinct, but scratching certainly is.

Why do your cats scratch the furniture, walls, carpet, doors, curtains, couches… you get the picture? Here are some of the reasons WHY cats scratch and later we will tell you HOW to get them to leave your furniture alone and scratch where you want them to!

Can you train a cat? In fact, you can! There are many cats that can walk on a leash and fetch! Read more to learn how to train your cat.