For your own writing, you can skillfully employ kairos by doing the following: 1  Examine the rhetorical situation, the factors that create that particular moment. 2  Consider the order and timing of your text. 3  Be accomodative; appeal to each specific context.
Lemongrass is a fairly safe treat for cats and has catnip-like effects. Lemongrass has a catnip-like effect on most cats. Whether potted indoors or planted in an outdoor garden, a nibble-friendly patch of lemongrass is a safe cat treat. Lemongrass essential oil, however, can be toxic to felines, so store it safely and securely.
Essential Oils Potentially Toxic to Cats. (This list is not all-inclusive) The use of essential oils on cats is typically discouraged. In some circumstances, some can be used to treat certain ailments under a veterinarian's supervision if they are diluted; otherwise, they should be avoided. 1  Peppermint. 2  Lemon Oil. 3  Lavender Oil.  Melaleuca 1  Oil. Tea Tree 2  Oil. Cinnamon Bark 3  Oil. Wintergreen  Oil. 1  Thyme Oil. Birch  Oil. Other oils containing phenol.