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Kitties love these, have bought a lot of them
The only thing I’d change is the little piece of bark attached to one end – once they get that piece off it’s not really safe as they can swallow it or choke on it. Kind of like the mice that have those plastic eyes/nose you have to remove – I just cut the string and take the bark off as a precaution because one of my kitties is a weirdo and I don’t want to risk it. Other than that, LOVE this product and give it 5 stars. Cruelty free product (no feathers!), natural materials (no plastic waste!), made well and the kitties LOVE it! Lasts long and they have a ball with it. I’ve sent them home with fosters and keep them in stock for my kitties. Just wish I could keep them from sliding under the couch, haha!

A Good Cat Chew Toy
I’m leaving 4 stars only because these didn’t keep an interest with my cats. They loved it for about 15 minutes and then they were done. Having said that I still think this is a good cat toy or chew. I think these are safe and if your cats chew on them good for their teeth. I just wish my cats were more interested.

two days worth of enjoyment
so make both of my male cats like this stuff they especially like the weird little fruit nugget hanging off the side that feels like a rock, and then they played with the toy and hugged it and rolled around with it, but then day two almost no interest day 3 zero interest it just sits on the floor now

My cat genuinely loves these, it’s one of his favorites
I decided to rate this on Amazon because these things can be hit and miss, and I guess who knows if it’ll your cat will respond the same but very truthfully my picky cat loves it more than most toys. I think the person who said cats love these intermittently is accurate too; my cat has some periods where I notice he’s suddenly crazy about it again, he treats it with the same vicious claws-out craze that yarn gets, but that’s not a constant. Since he eventually voluntarily picks it back up, all that matters to me is that I don’t have to persuade him to love it, it’s fine that it’s one wonderful option to add to the arsenal of toys. I think novelty via rotations is a good idea anyways.Benefits: The stick body can amuse him. The corn husk-y fringe at the ends makes a great noise (my cat loves the sound of paper crinkling). He especially enthusiastically gnaws on a dangling brown bead hanging at the end, and my understanding is it’s good for his teeth. They last a long time, like I think I’ve put out two new ones every 6 months or so? The end fringe just gets a bit thrashed after a while, and fresh ones feel like a treat. They still “work” (although sometimes when they’re old the last of the dental bead splits and I spot the remains on the floor no longer attached; that’s how it essentially dies in our home, or at least graduates to being considered an old toy).It also doesn’t look ugly as decor if it’s lying somewhere. It feels and looks like it’s made from natural materials to me, which is preferable for what’s hanging out in my cat’s mouth too. My only downside is I have hardwood floors and these things are pretty loud when they hit the floor since they’re dense sticks with basically no softness. It’s a solid thwack like something substantial was dropped, so I try to only toss it on rugs.

I always buy these from Amazon my cats love chewing on them and cleaning their teeth the quality is good they hold up well and they are a great cat toy

Only one of my cats plays with this. It is quite durable and keeps her entertained. The long slender design allows her to “capture it,” between her legs.

I bought them out of curiosity as I’ve never heard of silvervine for cats. It’s just as enticing as catnip though! I don’t know about it being a dental chew…but the cats love the twiggy ends and the smell of it. (I don’t smell anything). I would recommend them.