HENGSONG Catnip Silvervine Sticks Cat Treat Chew Toy

I read lots of complaints when I first read reviews for these sticks but all seemed pretty unfounded to me.They're a cheap treat for cats who like catnip but if your cat isn't a fan of catnip then these will be a waste of money. They are cheap enough to take a chance on and if your cat doesn't like them then no harm done - not fair to give a bad review on that basis!Several of our cats have gone bonkers for these and I will definitely buy them again.

Waited approximately 6 weeks for these to arrive. Cats did not show any interest at all. Not convinced they have any catnip or similar on them as no interest whatsoever from the cats. I could have cut some twigs from a tree in my garden! Not expensive but a waste of money.

Cat dug his nose in the parcel as soon as I started to open it & thoroughly enjoyed himself. The reviews saying peoples' cats weren't interested are a bit unfair because there is a simple inherited 50% chance they'll love catnip.Then they hope for some every afternoon. So if you know yours does it is well worth the wait on delivery to see your cat so happy. I'm very keen on anything that helps his teeth as his are damaged & a car accident hurt his face & he seems to really find relief from gently chewing so these, the sticks stand up to that. Good exercise & play watching him trying to get the rest from their hiding place

Quite small but definitely big enough. They are extremely hard and unforgiving so unless your cat is a chewer then they probably will rub their face on it and walk away.However, bash one end with a hammer and break it into filaments, team it up with cat toothpaste, and voilà, you now have a lovely chewy stick that will coat your cat's mouth in toothpaste to combat tarter.For that reason I gave it 4 stars because it is the easiest way to clean your cats teeth!

Unfortunately my cats weren't interested in these. Good quality though

My cat loves these. I fixated them on the scratch/bed post he uses, he likes biting the ends a lot. Sometimes he walks around with the untied loose sticks before settling down somewhere for some chewing.He becomes a little twitchy and very playful right after (just like from catnip).If you bought one of these and your cat doesnt show much interest, try fixing them against something or holding it for them and see if they show interest chewing the ends.

My problem with these is that the ‘outer bark’ breaks and drops off and I’m assuming this is where most of the fun is held for kitties.I have bought different brands before and the outer bark has shown no signs of coming off. My cat is still playing with the last stick of the older ones I bought and has lost interest in these sticks.

The media could not be loaded.  I'm pleased so far but hoping there's nothing harmful in them as I'd be devastated.So far, I've experienced one cat going ape, cuddling the chew stick whilst the other drooled all over the floor. Please see video for evidence 😂