WufWuf Mymeow Catnip Teabags | 100% Natural Catnip for Cats and Kittens | 10 Refill Bags | Sustainably Grown in North America | Turn Objects into Irresistible Cat Toys

The media could not be loaded.  I’ve never seen my cat behave this way over a catnip toy, she loved it, 5 stars!!

Bought for my mum's cats, they loved this, especially the feather bit, but they worked out how to open the pouch bit in a second and took the cat nip bag out and ripped it up

My cats are not interested in it at all so far might try again when they are a bit older as they are still under a yr oldWas good valueLooked okay for the cats

I have 2 Siamese cats, as soon as I opened the packet they were around me purring curious. I placed a teabag Infront of their nose and then into a sock and tied it. I then rubbed the sock and scrunched it to distribute the smell through the fabric. Worked an absolute treat. Not a good idea to give the cat the teabag direct as they will tear it open, more for toys or to go inside objects. I also used the teabag and rubbed their entire cat tower, works either way, highly recommend.

I had issues with it the moment it was delivered.it did what it was designed to do.The cat sniffed i out and opened it.so unfortunately It couldn't be saved for Christmas. The cat wouldn't let me.Great gift named kevin

The media could not be loaded.  Cats love it but it’s just an orange toy now as the feathers aren’t even sewn in properly , expensive for what it is but my cats are going crazy with it , my third cat is going nuts now and the other 3 are queuing up lol

My cats love these. I have bought a few bags of these. They seem to enjoy playing with them without making toys with them. They love to destroy the bag after playing with it which means the contents are usually all over them and my floor. They have great fun, well worth the money.

Tried for my two cats, they love catnip and are intrigued by water so felt they would like this. They didn't really respond to the catnip tea, but liked the teabags to play with dry. Was worth a shot.

The cat got too excited I guess and ate an entire tea bag of it. We were very concerned, but she got car sick (again) on the way back home and threw it up in one piece. We avoided any further complications as my friend had just paid for her other cat to get surgery for a similar situation. PHEW I suggest not turning away from your cat for even a second while he or she plays with this until you know their not just going to gobble it up! Even then, it just really happened in less than a second. I would put it in a bigger toy or a sock ALWAYS. It should come with a warning label, a use at your own risk, something.

Cats showed no interest