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Why cats go wild for silvervine.
Four reasons it beats anything in the toy basket.
Works when catnip doesn't
Around 1 in 3 cats ignore catnip. Most of them go wild for silvervine (study-based). Finally, a reaction. Individual cats vary.
Irresistible to chew & rub
Cats gnaw, chew and cheek-rub the sticks in pure bliss — natural enrichment they actually want.
100% natural, nothing added
Just dried silvervine (matatabi). No fillers, no chemicals, no nasties.
One jar, weeks of joy
Scratch the surface and the scent comes roaring back — again and again.
From stick to zoomies in seconds
Enrichment couldn't be easier.
1. Offer a stick
Hand it over or pop it in their favourite spot.
2. Watch them go wild
Sniffing, licking, rubbing, happy rolling. (Grab your phone.)
3. Refresh & repeat
Scratch the surface to revive the scent, again and again.
1. Offer a stick
Hand it over or pop it in their favourite spot.
2. Watch them go wild
Sniffing, licking, rubbing, happy rolling. (Grab your phone.)
3. Refresh & repeat
Scratch the surface to revive the scent, again and again.
The numbers that make cats purr
Go wild for silvervine
Natural
Ignore catnip
Nasties
Silvervine (matatabi) is a natural plant from East Asia. Cats respond to it much as they do to catnip — often more strongly.
Very likely. In studies, around 1 in 3 cats don't respond to catnip, and most of them do respond to silvervine. Individual cats vary.
Silvervine is widely regarded as very safe and non-addictive. Offer it as an occasional treat and supervise chewing, removing any small broken pieces.
Offer a stick and let your cat sniff, lick, rub and chew. Scratch the surface to refresh the scent as needed.
A jar of twelve typically lasts most cats several weeks. Simply scratch a stick to refresh its scent.
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