Catit Catnip/Silvervine Mix for Cats

Catit Catnip/Silvervine Mix for Cats
28g

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  • 28g £3.25

Description

Treat your cat with the Catit Dried Catnip and Silvervine. This especially stimulating blend of catnip and silvervine is sure to charge up your cat's playtime. Silvervine (Actinidia polygama) is an all-natural, more potent alternative to catnip that brings cats into a euphoric state, sharpening their natural hunting skills and helping to relieve stress and anxiety.

Catnip (Nepeta cataria) is a natural herb that attracts and stimulates cats, causing active, playful behaviours and overt signs of happiness and relaxation. About 65% of cats respond to catnip, the degree of sensitivity varying between individuals. If your cat likes catnip, they will start showing it when they are a couple of months old.

Features:

  • Excites and stimulates cats to play
  • Helps to relieve stress and anxiety in cats
  • A tool to train your cat to play/scratch in places you want them to
  • Can be applied on any toy or surface

Suitable for: All adult cats and kittens

Approximate Dimensions (Product):

28g: H19 x W12.5 x D3.5cm

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WARNING: For pet use only. Always supervise your pet while they are consuming treats and ensure fresh drinking water is always available. Choose treats appropriate for your pet's size, age, dietary requirements, and chewing habits. Swallowing large, unchewed pieces can pose a severe choking or gastrointestinal blockage hazard. Monitor your pet for any signs of allergic reaction or digestive upset. Store according to the instructions on the packaging.

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