It is made with plant-based cat attractants and is intended for supervised play. Always check the chew before use and remove it if it becomes very small, heavily worn, damaged, dirty or begins breaking apart.

The chew also contains Silvervine, which may appeal to some cats that show little interest in ordinary catnip. Every cat is different, so individual responses may vary.

Place the chew near your cat’s usual play, lounge or scratching area. Let your cat approach, sniff and explore it naturally rather than forcing interaction.

Offer it during short, supervised play sessions and allow your cat’s interest to guide the length of each session. Store it away between uses if you want to keep it feeling new and interesting.

It is intended for sniffing, licking, holding, biting and supervised chewing as an enrichment toy. It should not be treated as a meal or regular edible treat.

It works best as part of a varied toy rotation. Use it alongside your cat’s current toys, scratching surfaces and other enrichment activities to introduce more scent and texture variety.

Multiple cats may interact with the same type of chew, but separate pieces can be more practical for hygiene and may help reduce competition in multi-cat homes.

Replace the chew when it becomes very small, heavily worn, damaged, dirty or begins to break apart. Inspect it before every supervised play session.