Silvervine Cat Chew Rope 3-Pack, 27.6-Inch Hand-Wrapped Cotton Rope Toys

Many cats that shrug off catnip go wild for silvervine. Each of these hand-wrapped cotton rope toys has a natural silvervine fruit tied into a fluffy tassel at one end. The ropes are 27.6 inches long, so you can drag one across the floor for your cat to chase, or let your cat grab it, bite it and bunny-kick it. The set comes in three colorful striped wraps.

Please note: these are interactive toys for supervised play. The tassel ends are loose cotton threads, and swallowed string can be dangerous for cats. Put the ropes away after playtime, and throw out any rope that starts to unravel or loses its silvervine.

Silvervine, Rope and a Lot of Bunny Kicks

Silvervine is a plant that many cats react to with rolling, rubbing and playful excitement, much like catnip, and some cats respond to it even when catnip does nothing. The long rope gives you room to play together without getting scratched. The thick cotton wrap gives your cat something satisfying to sink its teeth and claws into. There's no wire inside, so the rope stays soft and flexible.

Key Features

• Natural Silvervine Fruit: tied into the tassel at one end
• Extra Long: 70 cm (27.6 in) for drag-and-chase play
• Hand-Wrapped Cotton: thick, textured rope
• No Wire Inside: soft and flexible all the way through
• 3-Pack: three colorful striped wraps

Product Details

• Type: silvervine rope cat toy
• Material: cotton rope, natural silvervine fruit
• Length: 70 cm (27.6 in)
• Colors: purple, orange and red-green striped wraps
• Includes: 3 rope toys

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is silvervine?

Silvervine is a plant native to East Asia. Its dried fruit gives off a scent that many cats find exciting, similar to catnip.

My cat doesn't react to catnip. Will this work?

It might. Some cats that ignore catnip still respond to silvervine, but not every cat reacts to either.

Can I leave it out for my cat?

We recommend supervised play only. Put the ropes away afterward so your cat can't chew off and swallow threads.

Is it safe for kittens?

Many kittens don't react to silvervine until they're a few months old. Always supervise play, and remove the toy if threads come loose.

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