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Usually anything new gets five minutes of attention and then gets ignored forever. This has been different. My cat still goes back to the stick regularly.

Unfortunately mine just wasn’t bothered. Sniffed it a couple of times and walked away. I tried again on different days but got pretty much the same reaction. Might work really well for other cats, just not mine.

A little smaller than I imagined from the pictures, which is why I’ve given four stars. That said, my cat doesn’t seem bothered and has been chewing it regularly.

My cat holds it between both paws and mostly chews at the ends. Will sit there doing it for ages.

Only bought a small pack because I wasn’t convinced my cat would be interested. They’ve been used every day, so I’ll definitely get more next time.

My cat usually has to inspect anything new for about a week before deciding if it’s acceptable. This only took a few minutes. Sniffed it, rubbed against it and started chewing.

I’ve spent ridiculous amounts on cat toys and apparently all I needed was a stick. Gets chewed, carried around and left in random places around the hous

Once the chewing starts, everything else seems to get ignored for a while. Keeps my cat occupied much longer than I expected.

My cat was sniffing the packet before I’d even taken the first stick out. Started chewing it almost straight away.

Catnip toys have never had much effect on my cat. These are completely different. Lots of sniffing, face rubbing and chewing.

I normally bring one out in the evening and my cat will sit there chewing it for a bit before wandering off. Simple, but gets used regularly.

Didn’t really know what to expect with silvervine. My cat spent a good ten minutes chewing it the first time and has gone back to it every day since.

My cat definitely likes these, although not every single day. Some days there’s loads of chewing and other days it gets ignored completely. Still gets used far more than most toys I’ve bought.

My cat usually ignores anything I buy, but went straight for this. Lots of chewing, rubbing and rolling around with it. Still picking it up several days later.

Catnip has never really done much for my cat, so I wasn’t expecting a lot. The reaction to this was completely different. Started chewing it almost immediately.

Really handy when my cat starts getting restless in the evening. I give one of these and it keeps them occupied chewing and playing for quite a while.

The main thing I noticed is how much my cat actually wants to chew this. Usually gets bored of toys quickly but keeps going back to the stick.

Honestly wasn’t sure my cat would care about a little stick, but apparently I was wrong. It gets carried around, chewed and played with every day.

My cat gets bored very easily and this has been a good little distraction. Chews it for a while, leaves it, then comes back later for another go.

Put it on the floor and within seconds my cat was rubbing against it and trying to chew the ends. Definitely wasn’t expecting such a quick reaction.

Brushing my cat’s teeth is basically impossible. At least with this there’s no chasing around the house because my cat actually wants to chew it.

I thought the novelty might wear off after the first day, but my cat is still chewing the same stick and looking for it around the house.

I have a basket full of cat toys that barely get touched. Somehow this little stick has had more attention than most of them combined.

Bought these just to give my indoor cat something different to do. I leave one out during the day and it regularly gets picked up for a chew.

My cat completely ignored it the first time, so I thought I’d wasted my money. Tried again the next evening and suddenly there was lots of chewing and rubbing against it. Not an instant reaction, but definitely likes it now.

I expected it to be interesting for five minutes and then forgotten. Instead my cat randomly finds it during the day and starts chewing it again.

Put it down and my cat immediately started rubbing against it, rolling around and then chewing the ends. Never seen that reaction to catnip.

It honestly just looks like a little stick, so I wasn’t expecting much. My cat has other ideas. Keeps picking it up and chewing it.

My cat has a habit of chewing cardboard and random things around the house. This has become one of the things that actually holds their attention for a while.

Bought these for one cat and ended up with both of them fighting over the same stick. Now they get one each.

My cat walked straight over to investigate. The texture caught her attention quickly. Now she bats it under the sofa and waits for me to retrieve it.

At first my cat just sniffed it. He spent a while pawing it back and forth. She likes carrying it from room to room.

I put it beside the scratching post. She nudged it with her nose and then started playing. She switches between this and her other favourite toys.

My indoor cat needed something new to play with. It is lightweight enough for her to move around. Both cats take turns with it, which was nice to see.

I left one near her favourite blanket. He picked it up, dropped it, and went back for another round. He prefers this on the carpet rather than the wooden floor. I would still rotate it with other toys.

My two cats noticed it right away. It feels like a straightforward little cat toy. It is small enough to put away after playtime.

I tried it during our evening playtime. She likes rubbing her cheek against it before playing. It is a useful addition to our rotation of toys.

My older cat usually ignores new toys. He enjoys it most when I bring it out for short sessions. He comes back to it several times throughout the day.

I offered it after a long afternoon nap. She was curious but took her time getting used to it. It has become part of our evening play routine.

I was looking for a simple toy without batteries. It works well as one of several toys rather than the only one. The simple design is what I like most. I would still rotate it with other toys.

My kitten was curious from the start. I like that there are no flashing lights or noises. She mostly chews the end, then goes back to napping.

The first thing he did was roll it across the rug. He was playful with it without needing much encouragement. She seems to enjoy it most in the early evening.

I keep a few toys in a basket and added this one. She started tossing it around after a few sniffs. He still looks for it when I move the toy basket.

My cat was more interested in the wrapping at first. The size suits the way my cat likes to play. For us, the best part is watching her discover a new game.

I introduced it slowly instead of putting it in front of him. He kept pawing at it until it slid under a chair. It is easy to keep in the toy basket between play sessions. I would still rotate it with other toys.

I bought it as an extra activity for quiet afternoons. I rotate it with a ball and a small stuffed mouse. He rolls beside it and plays for a few minutes at a time.

My cat loves small things she can bat around. She usually loses interest in toys quickly, but returned to this. It keeps him entertained while I tidy up the room.

Our usual wand toy was getting old. He likes gripping it with his front paws. My cat only plays with it occasionally, so it is not a daily favourite in our home.

I brought it out when the cats were both awake. She enjoys batting it across the kitchen floor. There was no complicated setup; I just handed it to him.

I wanted a toy that would not take up much space. The packaging was simple and the toy was ready to use. She has her own way of playing with it and that makes me smile.

My cat walked straight over to investigate. He enjoys it most when I bring it out for short sessions. He rolls beside it and plays for a few minutes at a time.

At first my cat just sniffed it. She was curious but took her time getting used to it. It keeps him entertained while I tidy up the room. I would still rotate it with other toys.

I put it beside the scratching post. It works well as one of several toys rather than the only one. I appreciate having another option for supervised play.

My indoor cat needed something new to play with. I like that there are no flashing lights or noises. There was no complicated setup; I just handed it to him.

I left one near her favourite blanket. He was playful with it without needing much encouragement. She has her own way of playing with it and that makes me smile.

My two cats noticed it right away. She started tossing it around after a few sniffs. Now she bats it under the sofa and waits for me to retrieve it.

I tried it during our evening playtime. The size suits the way my cat likes to play. She likes carrying it from room to room. I would still rotate it with other toys.

My older cat usually ignores new toys. He kept pawing at it until it slid under a chair. She switches between this and her other favourite toys.

I offered it after a long afternoon nap. I rotate it with a ball and a small stuffed mouse. Both cats take turns with it, which was nice to see.

I was looking for a simple toy without batteries. She usually loses interest in toys quickly, but returned to this. He prefers this on the carpet rather than the wooden floor.

My kitten was curious from the start. He likes gripping it with his front paws. It is small enough to put away after playtime.

The first thing he did was roll it across the rug. She enjoys batting it across the kitchen floor. It is a useful addition to our rotation of toys. I would still rotate it with other toys.

I keep a few toys in a basket and added this one. The packaging was simple and the toy was ready to use. He comes back to it several times throughout the day.

My cat was more interested in the wrapping at first. The texture caught her attention quickly. It has become part of our evening play routine.

I introduced it slowly instead of putting it in front of him. He spent a while pawing it back and forth. The simple design is what I like most.

I bought it as an extra activity for quiet afternoons. She nudged it with her nose and then started playing. She mostly chews the end, then goes back to napping.

My cat loves small things she can bat around. It is lightweight enough for her to move around. She seems to enjoy it most in the early evening. I would still rotate it with other toys.

Our usual wand toy was getting old. He picked it up, dropped it, and went back for another round. He still looks for it when I move the toy basket.

I brought it out when the cats were both awake. It feels like a straightforward little cat toy. For us, the best part is watching her discover a new game.

I wanted a toy that would not take up much space. She likes rubbing her cheek against it before playing. It is easy to keep in the toy basket between play sessions.

My cat walked straight over to investigate. He kept pawing at it until it slid under a chair. She mostly chews the end, then goes back to napping.

At first my cat just sniffed it. I rotate it with a ball and a small stuffed mouse. She seems to enjoy it most in the early evening. I would still rotate it with other toys.

I put it beside the scratching post. She usually loses interest in toys quickly, but returned to this. He still looks for it when I move the toy basket.

My indoor cat needed something new to play with. He likes gripping it with his front paws. For us, the best part is watching her discover a new game.

I left one near her favourite blanket. She enjoys batting it across the kitchen floor. It is easy to keep in the toy basket between play sessions.

My two cats noticed it right away. The packaging was simple and the toy was ready to use. He rolls beside it and plays for a few minutes at a time.

I tried it during our evening playtime. The texture caught her attention quickly. It keeps him entertained while I tidy up the room. I would still rotate it with other toys.

My older cat usually ignores new toys. He spent a while pawing it back and forth. My cat only plays with it occasionally, so it is not a daily favourite in our home.

I offered it after a long afternoon nap. She nudged it with her nose and then started playing. There was no complicated setup; I just handed it to him.

I was looking for a simple toy without batteries. It is lightweight enough for her to move around. She has her own way of playing with it and that makes me smile.

My kitten was curious from the start. He picked it up, dropped it, and went back for another round. Now she bats it under the sofa and waits for me to retrieve it.

The first thing he did was roll it across the rug. It feels like a straightforward little cat toy. She likes carrying it from room to room. I would still rotate it with other toys.

I keep a few toys in a basket and added this one. She likes rubbing her cheek against it before playing. She switches between this and her other favourite toys.

My cat was more interested in the wrapping at first. He enjoys it most when I bring it out for short sessions. Both cats take turns with it, which was nice to see.

I introduced it slowly instead of putting it in front of him. She was curious but took her time getting used to it. He prefers this on the carpet rather than the wooden floor.

I bought it as an extra activity for quiet afternoons. It works well as one of several toys rather than the only one. It is small enough to put away after playtime.

My cat loves small things she can bat around. I like that there are no flashing lights or noises. It is a useful addition to our rotation of toys. I would still rotate it with other toys.

Our usual wand toy was getting old. He was playful with it without needing much encouragement. He comes back to it several times throughout the day.

I brought it out when the cats were both awake. She started tossing it around after a few sniffs. It has become part of our evening play routine.

I wanted a toy that would not take up much space. The size suits the way my cat likes to play. The simple design is what I like most.

My cat walked straight over to investigate. He spent a while pawing it back and forth. It is small enough to put away after playtime.

At first my cat just sniffed it. She nudged it with her nose and then started playing. It is a useful addition to our rotation of toys. I would still rotate it with other toys.

I put it beside the scratching post. It is lightweight enough for her to move around. He comes back to it several times throughout the day.

My indoor cat needed something new to play with. He picked it up, dropped it, and went back for another round. It has become part of our evening play routine.

I left one near her favourite blanket. It feels like a straightforward little cat toy. The simple design is what I like most.

My two cats noticed it right away. She likes rubbing her cheek against it before playing. She mostly chews the end, then goes back to napping.

I tried it during our evening playtime. He enjoys it most when I bring it out for short sessions. She seems to enjoy it most in the early evening. I would still rotate it with other toys.

My older cat usually ignores new toys. She was curious but took her time getting used to it. He still looks for it when I move the toy basket.

I offered it after a long afternoon nap. It works well as one of several toys rather than the only one. For us, the best part is watching her discover a new game.

I was looking for a simple toy without batteries. I like that there are no flashing lights or noises. It is easy to keep in the toy basket between play sessions.

My kitten was curious from the start. He was playful with it without needing much encouragement. He rolls beside it and plays for a few minutes at a time.

The first thing he did was roll it across the rug. She started tossing it around after a few sniffs. It keeps him entertained while I tidy up the room. I would still rotate it with other toys.

I keep a few toys in a basket and added this one. The size suits the way my cat likes to play. I appreciate having another option for supervised play.

My cat was more interested in the wrapping at first. He kept pawing at it until it slid under a chair. There was no complicated setup; I just handed it to him.

I introduced it slowly instead of putting it in front of him. I rotate it with a ball and a small stuffed mouse. My cat only plays with it occasionally, so it is not a daily favourite in our home.

I bought it as an extra activity for quiet afternoons. She usually loses interest in toys quickly, but returned to this. Now she bats it under the sofa and waits for me to retrieve it.

My cat loves small things she can bat around. He likes gripping it with his front paws. She likes carrying it from room to room. I would still rotate it with other toys.

Our usual wand toy was getting old. She enjoys batting it across the kitchen floor. She switches between this and her other favourite toys.

I brought it out when the cats were both awake. The packaging was simple and the toy was ready to use. Both cats take turns with it, which was nice to see.

I wanted a toy that would not take up much space. The texture caught her attention quickly. He prefers this on the carpet rather than the wooden floor.