Get a tub of dried catnip and turn any toy, piece of furniture, blanket or cat bed into a fun plaything for your catnip-sensitive kitties. Most cats are sensitive to catnip and owners find their cats becoming extra playful, active, and maybe erratic when exposed to nip. Of our cats, Gumby and Timmy both love catnip; William seldom shows interest.
For sale here is a tub of pure catnip. This can be used in catnip toys that have refillable pockets. It can be used to entice your cat to use a new piece of cat furniture or to introduce your kitty to a new bed. Catnip can even be used to help when introducing a new cat into your household. This tub is sold by From the Field and comes highly rated. Buy the medium 3.5oz tub shown here or pick a different size (larger or smaller) to suit your household's needs.
The name Pawbreakers is a play on "jawbreakers", which are oversized candies or gumballs. These oversized balls are made of edible catnip. Get six Pawbreaker catnip treat toys with this purchase.
These fun toys are great for cats to "fight" with and attack! They are called "kicker" toys because their shape is perfect for grabbing with the front paws and kicking with the legs, also known as a bunny kick.
One of our cats' favorite toys is the popular Madcap Mouse plush from SmartyKat. This is always our Timmy's favorite toy, but he shows added interest when we add a bit of dried catnip from our stash. Yep, Madcap Mouse is refillable! These kinds of toys will attract your cat initially and then again and again as you keep the catnip pouch filled with the good stuff. Here are 10 great refillable catnip toys for cats.
Our cats love this soft mouse toy from SmartyKat. Madcap Mouse is a soft toy with plush "fur" on its body and a soft face with a shorter pile. The mouse has a short tail, whiskers, and leopard-pattern ears.
