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Isn’t it about time we recognized St. Gertrude’s Day?Instead of green beer, have some green tea!
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| Here are some suggestions… (Note: We have no affiliation with any outside links below. We just include stuff we think is good. We will be happy to consider your suggestions.) |
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| Special recipes from Calpurnia’s Kitchen for you to print and prepare for your favorite feline. (Just click on the image for a pdf download.)  Note: All of our downloads are safe and free.*Have a Little Nip  Tea for you…and fresh or dried for your favorite Furr-Face… Here is a great, printable info-graphic all about catnip.  |
Plant a Cat’s Garden of Grass. Cat grass, also known as pet grass or intermediate wheatgrass, provides needed roughage and nutrients for cats.  Growing cat grass at home minimizes the chances your cat will snack on other houseplants, and it provides a fresh source of needed nutrition. It’s relatively easy to grow, requiring only proper moisture, fresh potting mix and a sunny spot. And let your cat do the harvesting…
Click for how-to’s.
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St. Gertrude's Kitchen
dedicated to Gertrude of Nivelles, patron of cats
