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“Kitty flipping” is a cute name that describes the combination of ketamine and 3,4-methylenedioxymethamphetamine — more commonly referred to as MDMA or ecstasy.
Both of these psychoactive substances are potent enough on their own, but taken together, can create an other-worldly experience.
Kitty flipping most commonly refers to taking them simultaneously; however, some users prefer to take ecstasy first and then snort or “inject” ketamine during the comedown. Some refer to this as “softening the landing.”
The term “kitty flipping” comes from a combination of tripping (from ketamine) and rolling (from MDMA). The term “flipping” has become a common idiom for combining an empathogen with psychedelics.
Many other combinations with the “roll” of MDMA are referred to as flipping, including “hippy flipping” for psilocybin and MDMA and “candy flipping” for LSD and MDMA.
The term “kitty” derives from street names for ketamine, which include “kit kat,” and “kitty kat.”
What Does Kitty Flipping Feel Like?
A kitty flip combines the euphoric, sensual, and emotional experiences of MDMA with the dissociative effects of ketamine. The experience shares a common overlap with both substances but maintains qualities unlike any other.
Kitty flipping is often described as intense and persisting visual and auditory hallucinations. The MDMA keeps the experience positive, but the dissociative effects of ketamine can induce highly realistic hallucinations, which can sometimes be a bit frightening.
Users often feel as though they’re teleporting from one location to another or sitting somewhere outside their body.
Kitty flipping often delivers an intense emotional or sexual connection with other people. For this reason, ketamine and MDMA are both popular among people attending raves or clubs.
The hallucinations can last for several hours, but many users report feeling like that timeframe lasted far longer.
Most people describe kitty flipping as a borderline overwhelming but mostly positive experience.
Why Take Ketamine & MDMA Together?
People take ketamine and MDMA together for two primary reasons.
The first is for an intense and unique psychoactive experience that is unlike any other single Psychedelics effects. For experienced psychedelic users, the dissociation provided by ketamine mixed with the intense connection MDMA causes you to feel with people and your surroundings is appealing, if only because it’s different.
Others intentionally kitty flip but to a lesser degree by using ketamine to reduce the negative comedown effects of MDMA. Many people coming off of unwanted feelings, and the sedative properties associated with ketamine can help quell those feelings until the MDMA roll has come to a close.
How Long Does Kitty Flipping Last?
The effects of kitty flipping are highly dependent on dosage of each drug. Since MDMA and ketamine doses range wildly from user to user, it’s impossible to say exactly how long your experience will last.
A ketamine trip usually lasts for around an hour and a half, while An MDMA roll typically lasts for about three to six hours. It’s reasonable to assume that the typical kitty flipping experience will subside in about 90 minutes after taking both substances, while the MDMA roll will keep going for several more hours.
If you do attempt kitty flipping, knowing your standard dose of MDMA and ketamine individually can help you figure out the right doses for mixing them together.
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A standard MDMA dose is between 80 and 120 mg, while a typical ketamine dose can range anywhere from 10 mg to 60 mg or more for regular users (oral). If combining them together, it’s wise to take a lower dosage of both substances.
It’s also a good idea to understand how each individual psychedelic affects you first. From there, you can plan on taking your standard dose of each — or slightly less of each — to begin your kitty flipping experience.
