Cows have long been recognized as herbivores, primarily grazing on grass, hay, and various forms of forage. However, the exploration of their dietary habits often leads to interesting questions about what other types of plants might be beneficial or detrimental to their health. One such plant that piques curiosity is catnip, known scientifically as Nepeta cataria. Traditionally associated with feline behavior, catnip has gained attention for its potential effects on other species as well. In agricultural practices, understanding the dietary preferences and tolerances of livestock is essential for optimizing their health and productivity. Farmers often seek to diversify the diets of their cattle to enhance nutrition and improve overall well-being.…