Matatabi chewing sticks for cats, 10 pcs.

The pack has enough sticks that I do not feel stingy handing one over. I rotate them and put them away after play, so each one lasts through several sessions.

Drools and rolls it all over the floor, making for a very active and fun playtime.

Honest ingredients list, no hidden fillers, just wood.

We only play under my supervision. The sticks are sturdy and natural.

They have a natural, pleasant woody scent. My British Shorthair didn't know what to make of it at first, but then bit into the bark and now we can't tear him away.

My cat went straight for the woody smell and rubbed along the stick like it was a favorite blanket. I also appreciated that the packaging is simple to sort for recycling.

Our British Shorthair, Marcel, has always been completely indifferent to catnip. We bought different sprays and dried herbs, but zero reaction. I decided to try this silvervine from Fernpaw. The effect is amazing! The cat rolled the stick on the carpet for about twenty minutes, rubbed his cheeks against it, and chewed it vigorously. I'm very glad it's a completely natural thing without artificial flavorings, and the chewing process itself helps remove dental plaque.

We regularly buy matatabi for our Sphynx. This breed often has gum problems, so mechanically cleaning their teeth by chewing on dense wood is a must for us. Fernpaw's sticks are the perfect size and comfortable for the cat to chew. Special thanks for the packaging: the mono-material is easy to recycle in our European town. No waste, just benefits for the pet's teeth and mood.

Barsik, my British Shorthair, never cared for catnip or valerian, so I bought these with low expectations. The first stick got a completely different reaction: cheek rubbing, rolling on the rug, then proper chewing. I take it away after a short play session so it stays interesting.

A toy without batteries or plastic. The cat just chews on natural wood. Very eco-friendly.

I used to buy matatabi from other brands, but these from Fernpaw are the best so far. The packaging contains straight sticks with no debris. My cat uses them like toothpicks after meals when I give them.

The cat rolled the stick all over the floor for half an hour, very active. Excellent playtime stimulation without any plastic parts or mechanisms.

10 sticks will last a long time, I let him chew on one once a week.

Our Siamese loves silvervine, but I only give it when I can watch her. She bites, kicks, and throws the stick around, then I put it back in the cupboard so she does not gnaw loose bark unsupervised.

Perfect stick size, it's very comfortable for an adult cat to hold them with their front paws while actively chewing on the floor.

I was looking for eco-friendly toys for my Sphynx, Cleo. I absolutely hate single-use plastic. Fernpaw's approach to sustainable production won me over. The packaging is made of mono-material that can actually be recycled in the EU, and the label is made of unbleached kraft paper. The cat absolutely loves the sticks themselves and plays with them very emotionally, rolling them with her paws. A great example of how to make quality pet products without harming the environment.

If you put the stick away in time, the interest lasts for weeks. Great battery-free entertainment.

Simba, my Maine Coon, will not tolerate a toothbrush. These sticks are not a miracle dental treatment, but chewing them gives his teeth some useful rubbing. I offer one a few times a week while I am nearby.

Tried them out because of the short, clear ingredients list. No dyes or preservatives. The cat carefully chews the edges of the stick, and her teeth look visually cleaner. I always make sure to hide it after playtime.

The number of sticks feels fair for the price. My cat gnaws slowly, and I have not had sharp bits flying around.

Fernpaw didn't disappoint. Good sticks, the cat rolls them all over the apartment.

A toy without any batteries, yet it's more interesting to him than a laser pointer.

What attracted me is that it's not a veterinary drug, but just a natural stick for playing. My cat rolls it with his paw and chews on the tips. I take it away as soon as he loses interest.

I have an 8-year-old adult British Shorthair. Lately, she's become very lazy, battery-operated toys scare her, and she never liked catnip. These Japanese sticks were a real discovery. She rubs her face on them, gently nibbles the ends, and even runs after them on the carpet. I really like that the ingredients are just 100% matatabi with no hidden fillers. The main thing is to take it away in time, otherwise she'll drool all over the floor.

Fernpaw's quality is as top-notch as always. An excellent treat-accessory for everyday use.

My cat is thrilled with these matatabi sticks and chews them with huge enjoyment.

I give it to my cat to play with for 10 minutes under supervision, then take it away. The interest doesn’t fade.

The Japanese raw material is very good, and my cat’s reaction is just incredible.

We only let our cat play with it under close supervision, as recommended. A safe and fun activity for him.

A natural accessory; my cat bats the stick all over the floor with her paws.

Regular catnip gets zero reaction, but this really perked him up. He chews it very carefully. A great natural way to entertain an indoor cat in the evening.

The packaging has a kraft label with no bleaching agents — I respect this kind of eco-friendly approach to products.

I liked that there are no loud claims on the packaging, everything is straight to the point. 10 natural sticks, and my cat keeps busy with them for half an hour. Great play stimulation for an apartment pet.

It says the country is Japan, so I thought the quality would be amazing. The sticks are kind of too thin; my cat bit one in half in two minutes.

I bought them for the cat, not the label, but the plain kraft tag and simple materials made a good impression. More importantly, she settled down and chewed for ages.

We tried the sticks with two adult cats. One mostly chews the end, the other rubs against it and purrs. I keep the open pack zipped shut and bring one out every few days.

I bought these because my cat gets plaque but refuses brushing. She chews the sticks willingly, which at least gives her teeth some friction. The packaging is easy to recycle, though I do have to sweep up little bits afterward.

Supports oral hygiene, and the teeth have started looking better.

Our Maine Coon Archie is already seven years old. Regular toys stopped attracting him long ago, but this Silvervine was a real discovery. We bought a pack of 10, and I give him one stick every two weeks. Archie rubs his chin on it for a long time, then lies down and methodically chews the ends. It’s really good that the manufacturer honestly lists the composition in percentages. This is now our favorite play enrichment for our lazy cat.

My cat is absolutely thrilled, even though he’s indifferent to any catnip. He rolls the stick around the whole house like a mouse.

My cat didn’t understand what it was at first, but then he started rubbing his cheeks against the stick. Silvervine works more gently than valerian, with no aggression. Convenient packaging.

It bothers me that you can only give it under supervision. My cat chews actively and can sometimes choke on small pieces of bark. I have to sit nearby and watch the process, which takes time.

The sticks are pretty sturdy and don’t immediately fall apart into dust. My cat chews them with great effort and interest.

Catnip does nothing for my cat, but these got her rolling on the floor and drooling a little. The pack should last us through the cold months.

No reaction to catnip, but this silvervine was a real hit. He chews it and drools.

Anubis, my Sphynx, ignores most toys, so I was surprised he grabbed one of these. I like that there are no perfumed additives. I let him chew for a short while, then store the stick away.

Great pack of 10 pieces, lasts for several months.

A good alternative to catnip; ours didn’t react to it at all.

My cat starts by hugging the stick, then works on the ends with her teeth. I hide it after playtime; otherwise she gets bored with the smell.

I only give it to my cat under my supervision, as written in the instructions. He plays very actively, then the branch goes back into the drawer until next time.

These are useful for my cat’s dental routine because she will actually chew them. I still supervise, but it is much less stressful than chasing her with a brush.

My cat loves rubbing her face against this stick. As a natural treat-toy, it's simply superb, much better than plastic balls.

Barsik, my Scottish Fold, has never reacted to catnip. With these sticks he rubbed his cheeks on one, rolled around, and then chewed it like a prize. I only leave it out for a short session and then put it away.

I liked the low-waste idea, but the cat was the real judge. He ignored battery toys lately and immediately started batting this stick around. I hide it after play, and one pack should last us quite a while.

My adult cat plays with them like a kitten. The ingredients are just 100% matatabi, no chemicals.

The recyclable pouch and unbleached label matter to me, but I would not reorder if the cat ignored the contents. Luckily he took to the sticks right away and now chews one in the evenings.

My Maine Coon is rough on toys, and these hold up better than I expected. He chews, drools, and rolls the stick around the room. I also like that it is just plain wood without added flavoring.

Wonderful play stimulation for indoor cats. Lasts a long time.

A useful treat-accessory. It mechanically cleans the surface of the teeth while the pet plays. The sticks aren't too thick, making it comfortable for an adult cat to hold in its paws.

After a few chewing sessions, the teeth look a little cleaner near the edges. It is not brushing, but it helps more than I expected.

I let my cat play with them only under supervision; the sticks are safe and natural.

My cat is already 10 years old. It says it's for adult cats, but he just rubbed his cheek against it and fell asleep.

I was looking specifically for matatabi without additives. The ingredients here are honest, with no hidden fillers. I give it to my cat once a week to add some variety to his routine, sitting next to him and watching him chew.

Simple product: Japanese sticks, minimal packaging, no synthetic smell. My cat enjoys them and I am comfortable letting him chew while I watch.

My cat loves to chew, and these sticks are a lifesaver. They do a great job cleaning soft plaque off his teeth.

The Fernpaw sticks are of excellent quality. No hidden fillers, just pure silvervine.

My Siamese cat, Taya, is very active and constantly needs new stimuli. Battery-operated toys break quickly or she gets bored of them. But these natural matatabi sticks are a huge hit. I give her one in the evening. She drools over it, chews it, and tosses it around. After 15 minutes, I take the stick away, just as the instructions advise, so she doesn't lose interest. The toy is completely safe, the ingredients are transparent, and there are no hidden fillers. I will be ordering more.

I'm a pet psychologist and I often recommend play enrichment for cats to my clients. I bought these sticks to try out with my Bengal. The quality is excellent, and the bark doesn't shed instantly. The cat rolls it around with his paws for a long time, then starts carefully gnawing on it. It really relieves stress. The fact that the product is positioned honestly, as a treat-accessory rather than a veterinary drug, is a very correct approach by Fernpaw.

I bought them out of curiosity. One cat chews and drools, the other mostly rolls the stick around and rubs his face on it. I store them in the closet between sessions.

The cat constantly rubs his face against this stick and purrs loudly.

Finally a toy without plastic, just a natural stick for safe chewing

An excellent natural product from Japan. No loud claims on the packaging, just to the point. The cat enjoys the chewing process, and I appreciate the ingredients.

The raw material is from Japan, the quality is top-notch, and the sticks are straight and dry.

A good set of ten sticks. It says the raw material is from Japan. The cat chews carefully, but there's a lot of drool from pure joy, so it's better to give it to them on a washable floor.

I give it to my cat when I need to distract her from my houseplants. It works perfectly. I'm also glad that the single-material packaging can be easily recycled.

We’ve already used two sticks from the set. I noticed that chewing the dense wood really does mechanically clean the teeth. It’s an excellent natural accessory, though not a medical treatment.

Great packaging, everything went into recycling. the sticks are whole, the cat keeps rubbing his chin on them and purring.

An excellent chew treat. The set has 10 nice, even sticks. The cat is happy.

Honest packaging, the ingredients are listed with percentages. the sticks themselves have a subtle smell, but the cat goes crazy for them. he chews them and rubs his face on them. I put them away after playtime as stated in the instructions.

I have an Abyssinian cattery. I’m always looking for safe, natural toys. This set from Fernpaw impressed me with its complete absence of artificial preservatives and flavorings. The sticks are even, clean, and dust-free. The cats play strictly under my supervision and do a great job scraping plaque off their teeth against the bark. The short transport route within Europe is genuinely great; the product is fresh.

Liza has slowed down with age, and plastic toys do not interest her. A silvervine stick gets her moving in the evening: first cheek rubs, then biting. If I leave it out overnight, the effect is weaker, so I put it away.

The perfect substitute for catnip. The cat rubs against the stick and purrs. I put it away after playtime.

Convenient pack size, a full 10 pieces. One stick lasts for several play sessions if you put it away in time. No dyes or preservatives.

I was looking for toys without batteries or plastic. These Fernpaw sticks are just great. The cat rolls them around on the laminate floor and gently gnaws on them. The chlorine-free kraft label is a nice bonus for the environment.

Excellent chew sticks straight from Japan; the wood processing quality is top-notch.

A very worthy alternative to catnip for pets who completely ignore it.

Because the cat chews the wood, the surface of her teeth gets cleaned. Excellent plaque prevention in the form of play.

The packaging is easy to sort, and the sticks themselves look clean and natural. My cat asks for one most evenings.

I give it for 10 minutes and then put it away, the effect is great every time.

I only give it under supervision, as written in the instructions. The cat gnaws on it happily, then I take it away so the natural scent doesn’t become too familiar.

The recyclable packaging caught my eye first. The cat cared more about the smell and started chewing right away.

Both of our adult cats reacted to the silvervine. They roll the sticks around the floor, so the pack will last because we do not leave them out permanently.

Good pack size for occasional use. We are not going through them quickly because one stick survives several play sessions.

The packaging is refreshingly simple and goes into our recycling without separating layers. The cat chews the sticks with real enthusiasm.

These sticks are excellent oral care prevention. Chewing helps mechanically scrape light plaque from the teeth. The cat sees it as a fun game, not boring cleaning.

I finally found a treat-toy with no chemicals. The ingredients are completely clear. My cat likes the chewing process, and I like that it supports his oral hygiene.

A useful treat accessory. My cat had a little plaque on her canines, and after a month of occasional chewing on these sticks, her teeth became noticeably cleaner. There are 10 pcs in the set, and they are used economically.

Lovely eco story on the box. My cat looked at the stick once and went back to sleep. If it is marketed as irresistible it should be irresistible.

Chewing really helps with soft dental plaque; I checked with the vet.

My adult cat liked the first stick immediately. Since I only offer it for short sessions, the pack should last.

My cat ignores most toys, but he chews on the matatabi diligently. I noticed that the smell attracts him more than catnip. Chewing really helps clean the soft plaque off his fangs.

He doesn't like catnip, but the silvervine was a huge hit!

Great alternative to catnip. My cat doesn't react to it at all, but he absolutely loves the matatabi, chewing on it with huge pleasure.

No batteries, no plastic — just a matatabi stick, and it brings my cat more joy than expensive interactive toys. My teenage cat is currently teething, and chewing on these sticks saves our furniture. I only give them to him under strict supervision. I really respect the company for their honesty: they state right away that it's not a medical product, but simply a useful play accessory.

A huge hit for play enrichment. The cat is indifferent to catnip, but absolutely loves these Japanese sticks.

Honest ingredients, just matatabi. The cat constantly rubs against them.

The sticks arrived straight and dry. My cat chews a little each day, and her teeth look tidier than before.

The silvervine effect exceeded expectations. The cat has become more playful and active in the evenings.

Very high-quality set from Fernpaw. The sticks are the optimal size for an adult cat. We play strictly under supervision, just as the manufacturer recommends. Everything is great.

It's nice that the product has no artificial flavors. The cat perfectly senses the natural smell and reaches for the stick himself to play with it.

I care a lot about the environment, so I chose the Fernpaw brand. They don't use loud greenwashing buzzwords, but they do real things: monomaterial recyclable in the EU, and a chlorine-free kraft label. As for the product itself — it's fantastic stimulation. My Siamese cat Lisa absolutely loves chewing on these Japanese sticks. It's important to remember to put them away after playtime to preserve the magical novelty effect.

I liked the eco-friendly monomaterial packaging; you can immediately see the care for the EU environment. The cat appreciated the sticks too, rubbing her cheeks against them and purring.

No artificial dyes, just high-quality and completely natural wood.

Eco-friendly packaging is a plus. But the kraft label peeled off while I was carrying it in my backpack in the rain.

There are plenty in the bag for us. I give one at a time, and my cat spends more time rubbing her cheeks on it than chewing.

The pouch is easy to recycle, which I appreciate. My cat’s opinion is simpler: she rubs against the sticks and refuses to leave them alone.

It's great that the brand uses European production to reduce transport distances. The sticks themselves are high-quality, and my pet loved them.

Great chewing sticks, they clean plaque off the teeth perfectly.

Cleans teeth excellently, literally removes plaque mechanically when chewing the wood.

A wonderful alternative to plastic battery-operated toys. This is pure nature; the cat finds a use for the stick herself and actively rolls it around the floor.

My lazy adult cat chases this stick all over the apartment like a little kitten. Natural matatabi sticks turned out to be a powerful stimulant for play activity.

I liked that there are no artificial preservatives in the ingredients. It's just a dried stick, but for some reason my cat is absolutely crazy about it; he licks and bites it.

It's really cool that the brand works with European manufacturers. Fast delivery, fresh product. The cat chews on the tips of the sticks with huge appetite.

The unbleached kraft label is a small detail, but I like that the brand thought about it.

My cat chews these happily, and his gums have not been irritated. I like having a plain natural option instead of scented toys.

A great natural accessory that keeps my cat interested in playing without any batteries or squeakers. Quiet, calm, and the cat is busy. She chewed it, rubbed against it, and went to sleep.

You can feel the Japanese quality of the matatabi right away. The sticks are even, clean, and completely safe.

I bought the sticks to help with my cat’s soft plaque because brushing is a fight. She chews them willingly, so the routine finally happens. The pack size is enough for a couple of months here.

My four-year-old Maine Coon had started showing light plaque. He holds the stick with his paws and chews with his back teeth, which is exactly the kind of natural chewing I wanted. The simple ingredient list is a plus.

My Sphynx doesn’t react to valerian or catnip at all, and I had already thought he just didn’t like that kind of thing in general. But Fernpaw matatabi sticks changed everything! He gently chews the end, rubs his chin against it, and relaxes. It’s really nice that there are no hidden fillers in the ingredients, just the natural wood itself.

I hide it in a drawer after a play session so my pet doesn’t lose interest in the scent.

The ingredients are listed honestly with nothing hidden. the cat chews it happily, I recommend it to everyone

No hidden fillers, just pure wood. I recommend buying it.

A great alternative to annoying jingling stuffed toys. Peace and quiet in the house.

The scent appealed to my cat right away. The eco-minded label is nice, but the main thing is that she actually uses the sticks.

We stopped liking regular catnip a long time ago, but silvervine really caught his interest. The cat plays wildly, then calms down. The main thing is to take the stick away in time after the session.

The pack is generous, but my cat chewed one stick once and then lost interest. I wish there had been a smaller trial option.

The packaging is easy to recycle in the EU. my cat likes the sticks and rolls them around on the floor.

The sticks were clean, even, and easy for my cat to hold. For the price, the quantity feels reasonable.

I hoped these would help with tooth cleaning. My cat does chew them, but they get soggy fast and leave bits on the carpet, so it is a messy solution for us.

Our Siamese has tartar and after weeks of chewing these it has not shifted at all. If a chew is sold for dental benefit it should do something visible.

I like that the packaging is not overcomplicated and can be recycled. The chew sticks themselves were accepted immediately by my cat.

A cool natural treat accessory, my cat happily chews it every day.

Our vet told us to work on surface cleaning for the teeth. These give my cat something acceptable to chew, and I stay nearby while he does it.

No artificial flavorings, it just smells like dry wood. The cat likes it.

Graf rubbed on it and drooled all over the rug, which I then had to clean. Nobody mentions the drooling anywhere in the description.

A good alternative to plastic mice and balls. Natural matatabi causes a storm of emotions in our Sphynx. The main thing is not to forget to put it away after playtime.

Good-quality matatabi sticks. My cat chews them with obvious pleasure.

A good alternative to catnip, although the rule about putting it away after play is a bit annoying. I keep forgetting and the cat hides them under the sofa

My cat is fairly indifferent to catnip, but she’s crazy about silvervine. She chews a little every day. Her teeth have become noticeably whiter.

Perfect play enrichment for adult indoor cats who often just get bored.

Great play enrichment without batteries, lights, and all sorts of synthetic materials.

Silvervine really works! The cat simply won't let go of this stick.

The eco packaging was what made me choose this brand, but the sticks also work. My cat chews them happily; I just sweep up the small splinters afterward and store the stick away.

A great way to add play stimulation for the cat. Ours is getting older, doesn't like to run around, but lying down and chewing on the Japanese stick is just perfect.

There are exactly 10 sticks in the pack, all neat and roughly the same size. The cat immediately started chewing on it, although usually it just bats toys around with its paw. An extra plus for the monomaterial packaging, we dropped it in the recycling bin without any issues.

Max, my Scottish Fold, usually sniffs catnip toys and walks off. This was different: he rubbed his face on the stick, rolled with it, and then chewed for a while. I keep the sessions short and supervised.

Rubs against this stick like crazy, a great toy.

My kitty just loves rolling this stick on the floor and rubbing her cheeks against it. True play stimulation. The packaging is recyclable, which is also a plus.

I'm happy about the packaging, which can actually be recycled in the EU. The cat finds it tasty.

As someone who sorts waste carefully, I liked the plain recyclable pouch. The sticks were clean, smelled fresh, and kept my cat busy with chewing rather than just batting them away.

Our Maine Coon chewed the tip of the stick off in one session. The teeth really do get cleaned due to mechanical friction; the plaque is visibly reduced. The main thing is to hide it after playing, otherwise interest fades quickly.

A pack of 10 sticks lasts a long time, very economical.

High-quality Japanese sticks, not overdried. The cat rubs his chin on them and purrs like a tractor. We'll be buying more.

Clean, sturdy chew sticks. My cat took to the Japanese silvervine immediately.

The Japanese sticks turned out to be better than local alternatives. The cat bats them around with her paw and gently chews the bark. It's good that there are no artificial flavorings, just the natural scent of silvervine.

Perfectly cleans plaque off the fangs. A natural way to clean teeth.

Honest ingredients, 100% matatabi with no fillers. But the scent is very weak, so it feels like that's why the cat barely pays any attention to it.

Natural ingredients without any chemicals, the cat chews on it happily.

The simple kraft label is a nice touch. More importantly, my cat chews the sticks without hesitation.

My Siamese cat loves to chew on everything in sight, so these matatabi sticks became a lifesaver for my wires. I give them strictly under supervision, as soon as I see she's looking for something to chew. The stick massages her gums well and cleans her teeth of soft plaque. The set has 10 pieces, so this supply will last us for several months of active use.

The pack count was correct, and the sticks looked clean. My cat, who ignores catnip, actually enjoyed these.

Good-sized Japanese sticks, comfortable for an adult cat to chew on.

I noticed that chewing on these sticks really helps remove light plaque from teeth. The cat gently gnaws on the edges, and her gums aren't harmed at all in the process.

I bought them as a natural trial toy. Because I only offer one now and then, the pack will last, and my cat still gets excited when I take it out.

My cat really took to the silvervine; he never cared for catnip at all.

Much more effective than regular catnip. My cat stays interested in active play for a long time.

Catnip does nothing for my cat, but silvervine is just great.

I’m glad the ingredients are honest, with no hidden fillers. My cat immediately appreciated the natural scent of Japanese matatabi.

It mechanically cleans plaque from the fangs, tested on our cat.

Good play enrichment for an adult indoor cat. She takes the stick in her teeth and tosses it around. After a chewing session, I simply put it away in the cupboard. 10 pieces is a great supply.

Everyday oral hygiene works; the little teeth have become whiter.

Fernpaw sticks are a good size, not too thin. I give one to my cat once every three days under supervision, just as the instructions say. There is definitely a lot of drool, but the teeth are clean.

A real lifesaver against boredom for an indoor pet. I give it to my cat while I’m working, and she keeps busy chewing and rolling the stick around on the carpet.

I spent a long time looking for something my Maine Coon could chew. He chews through plastic toys and swallows them, which is dangerous. These natural matatabi sticks have been a lifesaver. They are 100% wood with no artificial flavorings, so I don’t worry. My cat carefully chews the end of the stick, no splinters fly off, though I still keep an eye on the process. The set of 10 will definitely last about three months.

The cat rubs her whole face against it, very funny to watch.

Cool thing, the label is unbleached kraft paper and looks stylish. the cat smelled it right away through the sealed pack, and now it’s his favorite treat-toy.

My Persian cat is already five years old, and the vet advised adding mechanical cleaning with toys to help prevent plaque. These Fernpaw sticks were a perfect fit. My cat doesn’t just play with them, she deliberately chews them with her back teeth. I really like the brand’s transparency: no hidden fillers in the ingredients, only 100% silvervine.

I chose these because there are no added flavors. My cat chews them regularly, and the tooth surface looks a bit better.

There are no hidden fillers inside, only high-quality whole sticks from Japan.

A real branch from japan smells like wood. the cat chewed up half of one in one go

This got my sleepy cat moving for a short evening burst. After about a quarter hour I put the stick away so it stays interesting next time.

Just right for adult cats, mine chews them every evening.

Natural wood without any treatments, my cat rubs her cheeks against it for hours on end.

I wanted something simple and safe for supervised play. My cat rubs her cheeks on the stick and then nibbles the bark. I also like that the product is not full of plastic parts or perfume.

I really respect brands that list the ingredients honestly, with no hidden fillers or artificial flavorings. There are 10 neat sticks in the pack, and the cat is thrilled.

Excellent natural accessory. The cat is busy doing something, chewing the stick instead of my cables.

The count in the package was right. My cat mostly rolls the twig around the carpet and comes back to chew it later.

The pack lasts us for months because we rotate the sticks. Chewing them does seem to help keep the teeth cleaner.

My cat is pretty indifferent to catnip, but she appreciated silvervine right away. She chews very carefully. A great alternative for pets that regular catnip doesn’t affect.

Regular catnip doesn't interest my cat at all. But this silvervine brought pure joy; he plays like a little kitten.

My cat used to go after cords, so I tried redirecting her to these twigs. She now spends her chewing mood on the stick instead, which is a relief.

I support brands with a short supply chain in Europe. The sticks themselves are high quality, with no mold or chemical smell. My cat plays with them carefully, mostly just hugging them with his paws.

It's funny watching her roll it around on the floor with her front paws—great physical activity.

Excellent natural treat accessory from Japan. Top-notch quality.

I always put the twig in an airtight jar after a play session. Because of this, even after a month, my cat reacts to the matatabi just as wildly as on the first day.

I hand him a stick for a short play window and then close it away in a cabinet. Leaving it out all day makes it boring, so this pack should last.

She drools over the stick incredibly! The main thing is to take it away in time after a play session so the stick can dry out until next time.

The cat chews the stick and cleans his teeth. Much easier than using a toothbrush.

A wonderful alternative to catnip! Silvervine works flawlessly on our picky eater who used to ignore all cat herbs completely.

My cat is absolutely indifferent to regular catnip, but this silvervine was a huge hit. He rubs against it so much he purrs loud enough for the whole room to hear.

The cat chews off the bark, which provides a mechanical cleaning of the teeth surfaces. An excellent natural treat; we don't need any chemical additives.

Matatabi worked much better than regular catnip, the cat is thrilled!

I appreciate that the ingredient list is plain and the packaging is not wasteful. My cat chews carefully, which is what I wanted.

My cat is already 8 years old and rarely plays. These Fernpaw chew sticks managed to spark his interest. He sniffs them, rubs his chin on them, and chews a little.

Loved the chlorine-free kraft label. The cat really liked the sticks too.

A set of 10 is a great deal, the sticks are quite thick

Much better than any interactive battery-operated toys. This is pure instinct at work; the natural aroma does its job without any extra noise.

After playtime I put the stick back in the bag. That small habit keeps the smell interesting and stops my cat from chewing unattended.

Chews carefully and maintains oral hygiene. The set has 10 pieces.

I put it away right after the session so she doesn't lose interest. Works like a charm.

These are best when I am sitting nearby. My cat gets very excited and bites hard, so I treat them like supervised play rather than a leave-out toy.

The set contains 10 pieces, all roughly the same thickness and length. This will easily last for a couple of months of regular play.

Chews carefully, the fibers don't hurt the gums. I noticed less plaque on the canines thanks to this mechanical cleaning by the wood.

I give it strictly under supervision; the cat actively chews and plays with it.

A great replacement for plastic toys. No batteries or artificial fragrances, just natural matatabi. I give it to my cat for ten minutes a day so he does not lose interest.

Convenient pack of 10. I give out one at a time for 15 minutes, then hide it back in the drawer. That way the matatabi does not lose its scent.

10 pieces in the pack. Natural Japanese raw material. My adult cat appreciated it right away.

We use it for play stimulation for our adult cat. She takes the stick in her teeth and tosses it around. It also mechanically cleans light plaque from her teeth, which is very useful.

There were enough sticks in the pouch, and the packaging was easy to sort. My cat liked the smell immediately.

We finally found a toy that keeps our cat interested without any batteries or squeakers. Natural matatabi sticks keep the cat busy for about 20-30 minutes.

Even our lazy adult cat plays with them like a little kitten.

Simple, battery-free entertainment. My cat rolls the stick around, chews for a few minutes, and then naps.

Real Japanese sticks, top-quality. My pet is thrilled with the new chewing treat.

It cleans the surface of the teeth well mechanically during chewing.

A cool natural accessory. No dyes or preservatives, just dried vine. My cat is indifferent to catnip, but matatabi was a hit. Convenient packaging.

My cat is not interested in catnip at all, but matatabi was a huge hit. He chews the stick for about ten minutes and then falls asleep. It is convenient that there are 10 pieces in the pack.

Barsik, our British shorthair, never cared for catnip, so I doubted silvervine would matter. He surprised me by rubbing his whole face on the stick and chewing it with real focus. I hide it afterward.

Very cool that the packaging is made from mono-material, I put it in the blue recycling bin without any extra hassle. the cat appreciated the sticks

The cat hilariously rolls the stick across the floor and rubs her whole little face against it.

My cat was indifferent to catnip, but she chews these matatabi sticks all the time.

I was looking specifically for natural toys without plastic or feathers for my Siamese cat. These matatabi sticks from Japan turned out to be ideal. The cat rolls them across the floor, rubs her cheeks on them, and chews actively. I was very pleased with Fernpaw's approach to sustainability: packaging that is easy to recycle in the EU and an honest ingredient list with no hidden additives. I give them strictly under supervision a couple of times a week, and her interest has not faded for a month now.

There are a full 10 chewing sticks in the pack, which makes the purchase very worthwhile. I give my Maine Coon one stick every three days. First he sniffs it for a long time, then he starts drooling and actively chewing the wood. I noticed that his breath has become less sharp, apparently chewing really does work as a mechanical cleaning of the teeth from food residue.

It is convenient that the ingredients are transparent, with no fillers of any kind. The cat rubs against it like crazy and mouths it in his teeth for a long time.

Good play stimulation without wild overstimulation. He chewed the stick, rolled it around on the floor, and calmly fell asleep.

The cat chews them with pleasure, but three very thin sticks turned up in the pack of 10.

It is great that the manufacturer honestly lists the composition in percentages and works with European production facilities. The sticks are fresh, and the cat chews them with great appetite.

The sticks are good, and the cat chews them eagerly. I like that this is not a medical product, just a natural toy. The sorting center accepted the packaging without any problems.

I learned about silvervine from a veterinarian as an alternative to catnip. I spent a long time choosing an honest manufacturer and settled on Fernpaw. They were the only ones who clearly listed the composition with percentages, with no hidden fillers. My Bengal goes crazy for these sticks: she rolls around with them, tosses them, and chews actively. I give them strictly under supervision, since she can chew the stick into small splinters. Excellent play enrichment for active breeds.

Our British shorthair is seven years old, and he has completely ignored regular catnip his whole life. I read that silvervine often works differently. I gave him one Fernpaw stick to try, and the cat spent about twenty minutes rubbing his face against it and enthusiastically chewing the bark. I always put it away after play, just as the manufacturer recommends, so the scent does not become too familiar. Ten pieces will last us a long time, and the natural composition is excellent.

The manufacturer is clear about what this is: a natural chew toy, not medicine. That honesty, plus the generous pack, made me comfortable buying it.

My cat will not let me brush her teeth, but she will chew these. I use them as a small part of dental care, always while watching her.

The kraft label and simple pouch are good details for people who sort waste. The sticks themselves were clean and dry.

I like the no-bleach label choice. It feels consistent with a simple natural product, and my cat enjoys the sticks.

My cat chews the ends and carries the stick under the table. I have noticed less buildup on her teeth since adding these sessions.

The unbleached label is not why the cat loves it, but I noticed and appreciated it. She just wants to chew.

My British Shorthair is absolutely crazy about these wooden sticks. He chews them so hard that splinters fly everywhere, gotta keep an eye on him. But his teeth are white and breath is fresh, I recommend it.

I'm glad there are no artificial dyes or flavorings, just pure wood.

The sticks last longer than I expected because I do not leave them lying around. One comes out, the cat plays, then it goes back away.

It's great that Fernpaw uses European facilities for packaging. Less transport footprint. The chew sticks themselves are high quality, the cat goes crazy for the matatabi.

We decided to try them because our cat doesn't care for catnip at all. But she grabbed this Japanese stick with her teeth right away and started chewing on it. Awesome effect!

A wonderful natural toy. No dyes or flavorings, just a pure natural product.

Got these for teeth cleaning, since she won't let us use a toothbrush. Chews on these sticks for about ten minutes every day. It actually helps mechanically scrape off some plaque.

This is exactly a natural accessory, not some plastic junk. The cat plays on her own, tosses the stick around and catches it. 10 pieces will last a long time.

The ingredients are honestly listed with percentages, nothing extra. The cat happily rolls the stick across the floor and hunts it from around the corner.

I liked the brand's concept of a short transport footprint and honest ingredients. The Japanese matatabi is of excellent quality, the cat happily rubs against the twigs.

Ten pieces for this price is a great deal. Chewing really helps with oral hygiene, the bad breath became less pronounced. I always make sure to put them in the cabinet after playtime.

My cat rolls the stick across the room and then settles down to bite one end. It is messy in a natural-wood way, but she loves it.

Our Bengal cat is very active, but quickly loses interest in plastic balls. These chew sticks were a real discovery. She doesn't just chew on the matatabi, she uses it like prey. It's great that this is a natural accessory, not some questionable chemical. The country of origin, Japan, inspires trust. The sticks are optimally sized, making it comfortable for the cat to hold them with her front paws. We will definitely order more when this pack of 10 runs out.

The set is enough for our occasional play routine. I keep most of the sticks sealed so they stay fresh.

Excellent quality matatabi, the twigs are fresh and aromatic for the cat.

Pure matatabi, didn't find any extra junk in the pack's ingredients.

All natural, no flavourings. The kitten chewed for maybe a minute and lost interest. At this price per stick I expected it to hold him much longer.

Completely satisfied with the purchase. The ingredients are totally pure, without any artificial dyes or flavorings. The cat enjoys playing with them, and I have peace of mind about his health during such chewing sessions.

Definitely supervise these. My cat gets intense with chewing, so I take the stick back once bark starts coming loose.

An honest ingredient list with no hidden fillers is a huge plus. I know exactly that I’m giving my pet a 100% safe product.

I hesitated for a long time because I’d bought catnip toys before and my cat ignored them. But these sticks worked! The eco-friendly packaging is a big plus too.

I only give the sticks when I can watch. They are sturdy, but my cat is determined and I do not want him swallowing bark.

Just right for lazy adult cats. my British Shorthair has finally started moving, tossing this stick around and chasing it down the hallway

Catnip doesn’t interest us at all, but these matatabi sticks were a huge hit.

No artificial colors or flavorings just a clean piece of wood that smells like nature. the cat likes chewing it after meals

The mono-material pouch was easy to recycle here. The cat liked the sticks enough that the packaging was not the only reason to be pleased.

Chews it with real pleasure, the main thing is to watch so she doesn’t choke on small pieces.

A completely natural product with no artificial colors or flavorings. The cat approved and chews the stick with his eyes closed from pleasure.

Simple packaging, clean sticks, no dusty debris in the bag. That was enough for me to reorder.

I give them only under supervision, just as the manufacturer Fernpaw recommends. Everything is safe.

There are 10 whole pieces in the set, and that amount will definitely last us a couple of months.

An excellent natural accessory. I’m glad the brand works with European production facilities for a shorter transport route, even though the raw material itself is from Japan. The cat chews it happily.

My cat ignores catnip, but silvervine was a huge hit. 10 pieces in the package is a great quantity. I give one at a time under supervision, as written in the instructions.

My cat rubs his cheeks on the stick first, then lies beside it purring. It is a calmer reaction than with noisy toys.

There are exactly 10 twigs of the same size in the set. The cat really liked chewing them.

Played for about 10 minutes then I took it away and put it in a zip bag. works great

No batteries and no noise, just perfect eco-friendly entertainment

The set of 10 pieces turned out to be very good value. My cat chews up the ends pretty quickly, but I just cut off the frayed part with pruning shears and can give it to him again. His reaction to matatabi is stronger than to regular catnip. Be sure to watch your pet during play, as stated in the instructions, so he doesn’t swallow large pieces of bark.

Good value for the quantity. I give one occasionally, so the bag is going to sit with us for a while.

Play without batteries and noise! The perfect natural toy.

I spent a long time looking for something natural to enrich the environment for my Bengal, Leo. He’s an active guy and is always chewing on something. These twigs have been our salvation. He chews them happily instead of the furniture. I’m pleased with the European approach to packaging production and the honest ingredient list on the label. 10 sticks for this price is a real find. I’ll definitely order more when this pack runs out.

Great for mechanically cleaning the surface of the teeth. I’ll buy again.

Our vet recommended something for chewing. This isn’t a medicine, but it’s excellent for everyday oral hygiene. It mechanically cleans the teeth while the cat has fun.

Ten sticks, dry and straight, good enough. Two of my three cats ignored them completely. A product like this should work on every cat.

Five-plus for play enrichment, the cat is absolutely thrilled.

Chews the stick every evening, the teeth look visually a bit cleaner near the gums.

I really like that the packaging is made of a single material and it's easy to drop off for recycling at our local center. The sticks themselves are dense, the cat happily chews on them, and the plaque on the fangs is gradually scraping off.

10 matatabi sticks — a great supply. The toy is safe and interesting.

No artificial preservatives. They just smell like wood, the cat is thrilled.

I would not leave these out all day. Used under supervision, though, they are a great chewing distraction.

Bought this for my Siamese cat as play enrichment. We now have a whole ritual: in the evening, I take a matatabi stick out of the pack, and Luna immediately starts purring. She loves holding it down with her front paws and biting it. It's great that the manufacturer honestly lists the ingredients without any hidden fillers. It's a battery-free toy, but it brings more joy than interactive mice.

The cat loves to gently gnaw on the tips of these sticks. I'm glad it's just a natural accessory without any chemicals that supports oral hygiene naturally.

Just sticks, but so much joy. The cat rubs her chin on them and chews them. I like that there are no artificial dyes in the ingredients, everything is as natural as possible.

The instructions say to put it away after a play session. That's inconvenient, I want to leave the toy for the cat all day. If I don't put it away, he just gets used to it and loses interest.

The cat chews on the edges, it helps distract him from the wires

The chlorine-free kraft label looks great. The cat loved the sticks.

For soft plaque, this has been a helpful addition. The cat enjoys chewing, so there is no battle involved.

Authentic sticks from Japan. The cat immediately caught the scent and started begging for the treat.

The package had the promised number of sticks. They are clean and similar enough in size that none felt like filler.

Monomaterial packaging is of course great for the environment, but my cat didn't appreciate the matatabi at all. She sniffed it and walked away.

I like the full pack and the natural feel. My cat rolls the stick around the rug, then chews one end while I watch.

10 sticks in a set is a really good deal price-wise for two cats

A chlorine-free kraft label is a big plus for an eco-friendly brand.

We used to buy catnip, but the cat lost interest in it. These Fernpaw chew sticks brought back his interest in playing; he runs around the apartment with the stick.

I give it strictly under supervision. The cat chews on it actively, but no splinters break off. An excellent way to add new stimulation for a pet that doesn't go outside.

My Abyssinian, Leo, usually loses interest in any accessories quickly, but these sticks won him over. He plays with them for about 20 minutes, chewing and hugging them with his hind legs. Special thanks to Fernpaw for the monomaterial packaging that is easy to dispose of in the EU, and for the lack of loud marketing claims on the pack. Everything is honest and to the point, an excellent eco-friendly pet product.

The pet loves to just rub his neck and chin against this stick. An excellent purchase.

An excellent alternative to valerian and catnip, it works gently.

The cat completely ignores catnip, but this silvervine was a huge hit. She rubs her cheeks against the stick for twenty minutes at a time. It's convenient that the packaging is made of a single material, I just tossed it right into the plastic recycling bin.

Play enrichment works great! The cat doesn't just chew it, he hunts this little twig too. The main thing is not to forget to put it away after playtime.

Good sticks, the length is just right for an adult cat. During play, the teeth get gently cleaned of soft plaque.

The recyclable pouch is practical, and the sticks smell fresh. My cat uses them often enough that I will reorder.

He bats the stick under the sofa, drags it out, and rolls it around again. Not fancy, but it keeps him busy.

The set is good value for us because we rotate the sticks. My cat still reacts when I bring one out.

Short sessions work best here. I give the stick for a few minutes, put it away, and the reaction is strong again next time.

The 10-piece pack is very good value. One stick lasts us several active play sessions if we put it away in the cupboard on time.

Cool natural accessory, doesn't become addictive if you put it away after playtime.

A good alternative to plastic toys. No batteries, just a piece of wood, but the cat is happy. I take it away after playtime so he doesn't chew it all the way down.

The chlorine-free label was a nice eco detail. The sticks themselves worked well for chewing and play.

My fluffy little troublemaker rubs against this twig like crazy. It's a great way to give your pet new, safe play stimulation at home.

I noticed the unbleached label and recyclable pouch before buying. The cat only cared that the sticks smelled interesting.

Finally silvervine, not catnip! The cat is thrilled and plays every day.

A single stick lasts several rounds because I store it after play. The pack is more than enough for casual use.

My cat used to chew wires, so I wanted a safer target. These sticks shifted her attention well, and I appreciate that the brand describes them honestly as play chews.

Thank you for the eco-friendly packaging and quality product.

My Abyssinian cat Leia is terribly picky. But these Fernpaw sticks were a big hit. I especially appreciate that the brand cares about logistics and uses European facilities for packaging, reducing transport distance. The matatabi itself is an excellent thickness, easy for the cat to hold with her paws. The play process is very funny, she literally hugs the twig. The main thing is not to leave it out permanently, so the novelty effect remains for next time.

My five-year-old cat rarely plays, but these brought out a kitten mood for a few minutes. The pack should last us a long time.

Excellent sticks without any chemicals or preservatives pure wood for chewing

No hidden fillers, just the wood. I give it briefly under supervision, and my cat is still interested after two weeks.

The cat gently chews the stick and doesn't swallow splinters. Absolutely safe entertainment for adult pets if you follow the rules and don't leave them alone.

Chewing helps clean the teeth, I noticed there is less bad breath. The main thing is to take the stick away on time so the cat doesn't lose interest.

The perfect game with no batteries. Just a natural twig, and so much joy.

Our cat is generally very lazy, but he's willing to jump for these sticks. First he chews off the bark, then I throw the stick away. 10 pieces is a good supply.

The count was correct and every twig in my bag looked whole and clean.

For my seven-year-old Maine Coon, Archie, this is now his favorite evening entertainment. A huge extra plus to the Fernpaw brand for their eco-conscious approach: a chlorine-free craft label, transparent ingredients, and packaging that can be recycled in the EU. The sticks themselves are dense and don't crumble to dust at the first bite, which is great for maintaining oral hygiene.

Cool sticks. At first, the cat just sniffed it, then started rubbing her cheeks on it, and now she's actively chewing it. It's great that the ingredients are honest and chemical-free.

Our British Shorthair ignores catnip completely. With these silvervine sticks he rolls on the rug, rubs his cheeks, and chews with focus. I put the stick away after a short supervised session.

I like the transparency of the Fernpaw brand. The percentage composition is honestly stated, and packaging suitable for recycling in EU sorting centers is used. The sticks work, the cats are busy doing their thing.

Our British Shorthair, Archie, absolutely loves these sticks. He chews them with pleasure, his teeth get cleaned, and the rug stays intact. We are already buying our second pack!

I give it to my older cat once a week. She is 12 years old, her teeth aren't what they used to be, but she chews the sticks carefully. Completely satisfied.

I order these for my two Sphynx cats. They are indifferent to regular catnip, but they loved the matatabi. They roll them on the floor and chew on them.

Great product! Our Maine Coon, Leva, immediately carried the stick off to his house and chews it there in the evenings. No gum problems, and it smells nice.

Our British Shorthair, Tisha, started sharpening his claws on the sofa. We gave him a stick, and he completely switched to it. He bites it, licks it, rolls it, and forgot all about the furniture. I will definitely order more, the effect is super.

The sticks are great, our Sima is thrilled. The only thing is that they run out pretty quickly if you leave them out for a long time. I put them away after playtime.

Bought this for my regular domestic cat, Barsik. He's usually indifferent to treats, but here he started rubbing against the stick and purring. The thing works like a charm.

I have three cats, gave everyone a stick each. They were lying there quietly, and then a play marathon began. A good alternative to toys.

Got these to clean our Abyssinian's teeth. He chews them with a crunch, and the plaque comes off noticeably. My wife is also thrilled with the result.

My well-mannered cat always ignored any treats. He stole this stick right out of the package and chewed on it for two hours. His behavior changed.

I heard a lot about silvervine, but didn't believe it would replace catnip for my phlegmatic dog... I mean, my cat, Marcel. I gave him a stick before bed. At first he sniffed it, then started chewing quietly, and then he rolled around on the floor. Half an hour later, he fell asleep. Perfect for nighttime peace.

A great purchase for our cat. She chews it with pleasure, and her teeth have become cleaner. I'm buying it for the second time and will continue to do so.

Short and clear: the cat is happy, the sticks really work. I give him one a day under supervision, he eats the whole thing without a trace.

I didn't expect such an effect myself. My Musya runs around the apartment like crazy with the stick, and then sleeps. I highly recommend it to everyone.

Our wild huntress Mirabel is absolutely thrilled with these sticks. Usually toys bore her after an hour, but she hides these and chews them every day. There are no bad smells in the apartment, the cat is well-fed and happy, and the furniture is intact. This is just a lifesaver for those with hyperactive pets.

I order these by the pack. My two cats fight over them, so I hand them out strictly one at a time. It works flawlessly, both are in heaven.

Our Maine Coon chewer — Boss. The sticks are perfect for his jaws. The quality is excellent, the sticks don't splinter into shards.

We got the sticks for our aging cat, Vaska. As he got older, he became cranky and stopped playing. We gave him a stick, he sniffed it, licked it, and started rubbing against it. The cat seems to have grown younger, running around in the evenings. His gums stopped bleeding when he eats, which is very important to us. I will definitely keep buying this, a natural remedy.

The sticks work 100%. I leave one for my cat before leaving for work. I come back, the stick is chewed up, and the cat is asleep.

Our British Shorthair, Klepa, usually doesn't eat anything but cat food, but here she chewed up half a stick. I recommend trying it even for picky eaters.

For our 4-year-old British Shorthair, Musya, the stick has become her evening toy. She chews it calmly, and then I put it away.