3-Pack Silvervine Sticks Cat Toys: Stimulating Entertainment for Indoor Cats

drefmh: My 2 cats love them. And all the kittens I've fostered also love them. They've lasted a long time.

United States on Oct 25, 2023

Terri sankowski: Both of my cats seemed interested in the toy for about five minutes and then all interest was gone. Couldn’t get them to even sniff at them.

United States on Sep 25, 2023

Pati BloombergPati Bloomberg: Once I got them out I was like these are huge they’re bigger than my hand but I gave them to her and immediately took off the ball on one of them 10/10

United States on Sep 07, 2023

Wendy Long: Both my cats love this toy. One more than the other really loves to play with it.

Australia on Aug 16, 2023

Erg: The kits use it.

United States on Jul 16, 2023

Dingus: Unfortunately, my cats are not into this toy. Not sure why. It has 2 diferent textures, making rustling noises...
Very well made, looks durable.

Canada on Jun 08, 2023

Spock: Purchased this for my 1yr old kitten who showed no interest in Catnip. Well like the other brand of Silvervine I purchased from Amazon - she sniffed it for 15 seconds and never went near it again. Gave remaining to neighbours with cats and same - no interest. Not sure why everyone is so thrilled with this as 6 cats in all (inc neighbours) varying ages and nothing.

Australia on May 03, 2023

Jane: Only one cat interested occasionaly

Australia on Mar 12, 2023

Liz: I'm pretty sure the tufts on the end are made of plastic. I looked up "lafite grass" and only found references to dried flower arrangements, I'm pretty sure it's not a variety of grass. I can't tear the pieces with my hands, which makes me think it's not safe for a cat to swallow.

You can pull the tufts out without too much trouble, they're just glued to an indentation on the ends of the sticks.

The little berry is unfortunately attached with elastic. I definitely suggest giving this a good tug to make sure it's not going to come undone. The berries are supposed to be safe and are the part that cats like best, it's the elastic I'm concerned about them swallowing. I will probably cut it off entirely and give them the berries when the elastic starts to go.

This is definitely a supervised play toy. A kitty could get an obstruction swallowing elastic, a piece of rope, a chunk of stick, or that "grass" if you choose to leave it on. All silvervine sticks are supposed to be for supervised play because they eventually get chewed down into bits.

You can get silvervine gall berries on their own, other silvervine products are made from the berries, too. Most of...

United States on Nov 13, 2022