Potaroma 4 Catnip Silvervine Ball Toys, Extra Cat Energy Ball, Edible Cats Lick Kitten Chew, Teeth Cleaning Dental Wall Treats, Concentrated Flavor for All Breeds

These catnip silvervine ball toys have become an instant favorite in my home. The quality is excellent—sturdy enough to handle daily batting, chasing, and pouncing without falling apart. The chewability is perfect too; my cats can gnaw on them safely, and the material holds up far better than most toys of this type. The entertainment value is outstanding. The moment these hit the floor, the zoomies begin. They keep my cats engaged for long stretches of time, which is exactly what I want from enrichment toys. The functionality is simple but effective: roll, chase, chew, repeat. Nothing complicated, just pure fun that works. The size is ideal—small enough for cats to carry in their mouths, but large enough not to disappear under every piece of furniture. Overall, my cats absolutely love these, and I’m impressed with how well they perform in every category.

I got these as a gift for a friend's cats and they loved it!! She put them on the wall for her cats and they love rubbing their faces on the balls. Great quality and value!

These are great. My cat (Esther) is a little over a year old and she enjoys this. She was a little drunk that first night with them 😳. They seemed pretty durable at first, but the energy ball keeps falling off the gray thing. Not very sticky. Otherwise, the stuff great. Recommend

My cats normally go bonkers for catnip. Loose catnip, catnip toys, catnip-laced treats, you name it, they become rolling, drooling, snotty messes who are then high as kites. However, they showed zero interest in this product. Zilch. Couldn’t be bothered. The box, however, was worthy of some jowl rubs. Like other reviewers, our dog showed interest in the energy ball. When the strip refused to adhere to the table leg we had attached it to, the energy ball came out and just… disappeared. We never found it, but our 40lb collie had GI upset and issues for a couple of days, which led us to believe that he ate it. All in all: be aware your cat may love catnip and hate this product. Your dog is likely to try to eat it and the energy ball comes out so easily that it makes a quick snack for a big enough pooch. The adhesive refused to stick until we decided to pitch the experiment in the trash, and then those off-brand Command strips held on like soldiers defending their last honor.

I'm giving these 5 stars because they are exactly as described - adhere well to the wall, packaged individually and have information written about each ball and what its effect might be on your cat. Surprisingly, our dog took a liking to the energy ball, so it was gone within an hour - that's our fault! The cat, sadly, was completely disinterested in the rest of the balls, even when I scratched them in front of her. She's normally really into regular catnip, but I think when these get pressed into balls, they lose a lot of their fragrance, and so the cats aren't as interested in messing with them. Still, I can't complain, as not every cat is the same - our friend got these same balls and his cat adores them!

I REALLY wanted to love these, because I knew my cat, Sox, would. He's already an aficionado of high quality catnip and silvervine. I was so excited. But after selecting my dresser as a good spot for them since one of his blankets is right there and I knew he would be over there a lot anyway, his licking and rubbing against them outdid the adhesive and now they are all on the floor except for the cat sugar, which he wasn't interested in. You can see in the pic of him that I took before they popped off how happy he was playing with them. This was going to be the best new toy in forever. We were both so stoked. But... Guys. If you are going to manufacture a product for CATS who can be very aggressive and bullish and forceful with it due to the nature of how the product affects the animal, PLEASE make sure you partner with an adhesive company worth its salt. My cat is LONG and kind of large (not fat, really, just a pretty long and kind of big cat) and he has knocked little kids over who aren't paying attention when he aggressively rubs against them. And on the spectrum of aggressive housecats he's STILL more in the middle. What do owners of more aggressive cats do? I have left them on the ground because he sometimes does go over and rub against them and whatnot, but I followed the instructions to the letter and I don't know how this happened. Kudos for making a GREAT product in terms of sensory input and stimuli, but the adhesive is unfortunately garbage and it really kills the play for my baby. Maybe see if you could partner with Command? When those strips are applied they stick forever and when you need to remove them it is SUPER easy to do so. That was my other concern, what if the adhesive was so strong that getting them off would be a nightmare? I get that it must be a quandary for the business, but it should be solved better before sending the product out. Again, my cat LOVED rubbing against them on the side of my dresser and was really into them until he knocked them off. And even then he still went after them for a little while...now, hardly at all. It makes me really sad because as a cat owner I love spoiling him rotten and at first it was so cool watching him figure them out and get all excited and then...they came off. The sugar one is still attached because Sox isn't into it, so I'll likely just remove it and toss it, as I will eventually with the other three. What a bummer. I hate leaving negative reviews but this really disappointed me AND sweet Sox, so I felt it was necessary. Best of luck with all of your ventures in the future. I hope you get better adhesive!!! I'd be buying the hell out of them!

Both my cats will fight over who gets to sit and lick on these catnip balls. I now have to purchase another one so each cat will have one of their own! 😁 They really enjoy the different flavors!

So far she really likes it. I gave her the energy ball first. She just had dinner and I kept hearing this rattling noise in the wall. Turns out she was attacking the thing with match interest. The only problem is that my downstairs neighbor goes to bed early and she's going to keep everyone up because the noise is traveling through the building. Going to have to find somewhere else to put this, I guess. Up till now, the only thing that she has shown interest in that I have ever gotten her has been catnip. So it's nice to find something new.