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Natural Silvervine Sticks are 100% natural wood from the silvervine ( also called Matatabi) plant. The silvervine plant is grown in mountainous regions of Asia and has long been known as a cat attractant.
Feature:
- 100% All-Natural
- Single-Ingredient
- Oral Health
- Increase Activity
- Reduce Stress
- Safe & Non-Addictive
- Supports Digestion
- Resealable Bag to Preserve Freshness
Package information:
- 30PCS sticks in a bag
- Stick length: Around 4.7 inches long
Variety of Benefits:
Silvervine sticks cat toys not only can clean your cat's teeth but also can promote intestinal peristalsis to improve digestion and keep pets healthy.
Correcting bad habits
Helps redirect destructive behavior.
Relax & Leisurely
Reassure the irritability and restlessness brought by during the rut.
Appetitive
Promotes intestinal digestion through the act of chewing, enhances appetite and emeticing hairballs.
SilverVine
Silvervine is a plant native to the mountainous regions of eastern Asia. It has two compounds to attract cats — actinidine and dihydroactinidiolide. When exposed to silvervine, cats enter a euphoric state that involves behaviours like rolling, chin and cheek rubbing, meowing, drooling and licking, pretty much like catnip would do on cats. SilverVine is more potent due to the presence of the two cat attractants as opposed to catnip's one. Pet owners are finding that silvervine is the perfect way to get a lounging cat up and moving.
Catnip
Catnip is a perennial herb native to Europe and Central Asia. Catnip contains one compound (nepetalactone) that attracts cats. When cats lick on it, it's normal that they roll on the ground and even drool. And they will suddenly recover after a short while. Catnip not only makes kittens happy but helps cats get rid of hairballs, improve digestion and freshen breath
Gall Fruit
Gall fruit is the fruit of silvervine containing "kiwifruit alkali", "silvervine lactone", "nepetalactone" and "actinidine" which stimulate cat's olfaction. Gall fruit also contains silvervine acid and other ingredients that are even stronger attractions for your furry friends.
Kaylee
Reviewed in the United States on March 17, 2025
The cats are barely interested, it's another thing they push around the floor but my one cat that chews on everything, wood furniture and cardboard boxes mostly, didn't care about these sticks. I saw a little wear and tear on them appear every couple nights but doesn't change the fact the cat would rather chew on a metal pipe, no joke.
kris
Reviewed in the United States on February 25, 2025
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Phyllis Imboden
Reviewed in the United States on January 29, 2025
Was surprised that the sticks were so large. I broke them in half (these stick are really hard to break in half) for my kittys and they went crazy over them. They love to rub their bodies all over the sticks (kind of like when I give them catnip). They chew on them a little and I find them all over the house. I gave them 3 stars as I am not thrilled over them but my kittys love them, soooooooo :)
K Gonz
Reviewed in the United States on April 22, 2025
My cats love throwing them around
DukeofMantua74
Reviewed in the United States on April 14, 2025
Useless.My two cats really didn’t care,you can see that they are just sticks with no flavor and absolutely useless.Trash!
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Reviewed in the United States on April 10, 2025
OMG. I have 15 cats. They LOVE these silver vine sticks!
Kylie Nencetty
Reviewed in the United States on September 13, 2024
My kitties could not get enough of these! They lasted us quite a while. I was impressed. I have two cats, and both really took to playing with these sticks and rubbing up against them for hours. The only downfall that ultimately cannot be helped is that your cats are bound to kick these around the house and lose them under furniture. We are still finding them under couches and tables months after using them, but the cats get excited when we free them from the dusty depths of the beneath the sofa. All in all great buy! Less messy than catnip, but equally entertaining for your fur babies!
Sara
Reviewed in Canada on February 18, 2024
Carries them around the house in his mouth all day ahaha
Tracey K.
Reviewed in the United States on February 16, 2024
My little one is teething and I thought these would be great for him. He is chewing on a stick he found so I thought these would be better. So far, he is not as interested as I hoped but I am working on it and thinking he will. I can get him interested for a minute if I hold it up for him. You can't beat the cost and amount of product, but, as with everything with cats.....you never know what will work or what will not!
Nichole Paradis
Reviewed in Canada on December 10, 2023
My cats have no interest. These are not worth the price.I have bought other brands and my cats go nutsI do not recommend
Margarita Grey
Reviewed in Canada on November 17, 2023
It is pretty interesting cat toy and health tool. But with my 4 cats it totally depends on their mood if they play with the sticks or not.
Terri Robinson
Reviewed in Canada on October 15, 2023
I have 2 cats. 1 loved it, and 1 was totally uninterested in it, lol.
Danielle Harvey
Reviewed in Canada on October 14, 2023
Mon chaton a joué avec puis il a grignoté les deux bouts. Il a ensuite beaucoup couru , j’ai coupé les extrémités comme conseilllé, je vais voir ce qui va arriver.
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