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Ann-Ohio
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Who knew??? "catnip extracts are promising tick repellents that should be further developed, alone or in combination with other tick repellents, and tested for their use as tick repellents for humans."
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hiker53
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Great, I will be a cat magnet!
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MADDOG
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Can you just see what a happy cat that would be,tick free and high as a kite. MADDOG
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aklnwlf
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Sounds promising!
-------------------- Do not take this as medical advice. This comment is based on opinion and personal experience only.
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Ann-Ohio
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Cats are pretty lazy, so this treatment would save them the work of looking for catnip plants - or tearing apart their mouse toys"
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