Will my cat actually respond?
About four out of five cats respond to silvervine — rubbing, rolling, chewing, general delight. If yours turns out to be in the indifferent minority, the 90-day guarantee has you covered.
My cat ignores catnip. Is this different?
Yes — that's silvervine's specialty. In published research, roughly three out of four catnip non-responders still reacted to silvervine.
Is it safe if my cat ingests a little?
The stick is untreated plant material — wood, fruit, sisal, raffia — and cats mostly shred rather than swallow. Tiny bits are generally fine. Supervise play, and retire a stick once it's heavily frayed. It's a chew, not a food.
How often can I offer it?
Short sessions a few times a week — or daily — are fine. Cats self-regulate: they engage for five to fifteen minutes, then take a break on their own.
What age can cats start?
Around 6 months. Younger kittens usually haven't developed the response yet.
How long does one stick last?
Depends on the cat, but typically a week or two of regular sessions. Swap it when it's frayed and matted — that's what the multi-packs are for.
Does it really help their teeth?
Chewing firm, fibrous material gives teeth a mechanical assist against plaque buildup. It genuinely helps — and it's not a substitute for veterinary dental care.
I have multiple cats.
One stick per cat, ideally separate sessions. Silvervine enthusiasm is not famous for its table manners.
How fast is shipping?
Tracked shipping, typically 7–14 business days, with the tracking number emailed as soon as it's on the move.
What's the guarantee?
90 days from delivery. If you or your cat aren't satisfied, contact us and we'll refund you.