‘My cat’s first experience with catnip…' 😸 | LADbible

Catnip isn’t just for cats — it’s been used as a folk remedy for centuries to calm nerves, soothe digestion, and ease restlessness. Herbalists across Europe and early America brewed catnip tea for fevers, coughs, and even children’s colic before modern medicines took over. ✨ Where to find it: Catnip (Nepeta cataria) often grows wild in disturbed areas—along fences, in sunny fields, or near gardens. Look for soft, heart-shaped leaves with a distinct minty scent. 🗓 When to forage: Harvest catnip