For the restless cat. For multi-cat households.
Complementary pet food for the cat
Compound:
2 Matatabi sticks
Indication(s):
For the cat with:
Aggressiveness
Immorality
Destructiveness (scratching furniture)
Lots of meowing
Licking yourself a lot \ or pulling out hair (hairballs!!)
For the frustrated cat.
Matatabi offers distraction in certain situations, such as during a trip or move, after expanding the family or admission to a boarding house or at the vet.
Properties per ingredient:
The Matatabi tree is related to the Kiwi tree and grows in Asia, especially in China and Japan. The dried twigs of this tree have a very special effect on cats. It contains a substance that cats like, which relaxes them and sometimes even causes them to hallucinate to a mild extent.
Matatabi contains actinicin and matatabi lactone. These are alkaloids with a mild chloroform or alcohol-like effect that influence the nerve stimulation in the brain of Felidae.
It is often seen that cats that are naturally relaxed and relaxed have less interest in the sticks than cats that are under tension.
Dosage and application:
You can give Matatabi as a toy. Cats play with the stick, some chew it or bite it to pieces.
Many cats will roll and rub in places where the stick or remnants of it used to be.
If the bark is removed from the stick, the effect is even greater.
Side effects: There are no harmful side effects. Some cats can react very differently to the sticks. For example, there were owners who reported that their cat seemed 'ecstatic' with pleasure and some cats also drooled (lightly). This is innocent.
Dosage:
Do not give more than two to three times a week, otherwise habituation will occur and the sticks will become less interesting. Remove the stick once the cat has finished playing.
Remark:
In combination with medication, consult a veterinarian first. If problems occur, stop feeding and consult your vet