Potaroma Cat Toys Chew Ropes 3Pcs with Refillable Natural Catnip, Safe Teeth Cleaning Toy for Indoor Kittens, Interactive Cat Nip Kitty Toys for All Breeds 19.5 Inches

We have two cats. Ages two and three years old. They both have very different play personalities. Our older cat LOVES these ropes. She will rub her face and chin all over it, wrap it around her legs and body and there is no threat of it getting wrapped around and hurting her. She loves the gall fruit "ball" at the end of the rope too and enjoys chewing on it, which is great for cleaning her teeth. When she is done playing with it, I put the rope back in the Ziplock bag provided that has a catnip satchel (do not open this, its breathable). This allows the catnip scent to infuse back into the rope after play.My other cat does play with it but is not as excited by it as the other unless we "whip" the rope around playfully for her to attack it. I will say though that the gall fruit relaxed both cats and they took a nap right where they were playing.The package comes with three ropes. All different colors. This will last quite some time, and I do not see any breakdown of the ropes.

We've had these for a couple months now and our cat loves these. We leave them sealed in a bag with the catnip it came with and switch them out every once in a while and he goes wild for a fresh one. He loves the little dried fruit thing on the end. Great buy

I bought these for my cats to chew and bat around. They really enjoy them—great for light chewing, chasing, and even a bit of kicking. Simple and effective toys.The issue is the little gall fruit attached at the end. It’s supposed to be secure, and some reviews said it was, but mine had it off in under ten minutes. I had to pick up the pieces and toss them. It's a hard, brittle object and I wouldn't want a cat to try to eat it. I went ahead and removed the fruit entirely for safety. The rope still works brilliantly without it.Once that was removed, the sticks themselves have held up well and the cats still play with them regularly.These are great, fun sticks—light, durable, and engaging for chewing, batting, and kicking. Just be aware that for safety the gall fruit needs supervision until it comes off. Once removed, the cats are happy, and you’re at ease.Verdict: Four stars. Cats love them, but be prepared to remove the gall fruit for safety.

My cats are going crazy over these, and they both have very different playing personalities and drives. One of them is obsessed with the gall and the other loves the catnip infusion. The length is perfect for biting them while bunny kicking. I have recommended these to my other friends with cats

I honestly only ordered this product because I needed to add more to my order for same day delivery and I’m sure glad I did. If this product can get my very large lazy cat happy and having fun this product is a must buy.My black cat loves to lick the feathers off the other toys so I’m hoping the rope will last on these toys.

My two cats Peaches and Blueberry lose their minds when it comes out. I don’t remember a toy that got them wanting to play that easily before. The durability seems like it will hold up. I just bought this so I’ll update as time goes.I am also currently cat sitting my MIL’s cat. She also goes crazy for this toy. So that’s 3/3 cats that love it immediately.

My cats are crazy over these, with or without the catnip scent. They are pretty rough on their toys and these have lasted. They can play with them independently, together, or with a human. And has saved us from hearing those jingle balls being batted around the house in the middle of the night.

our cats loved these so much that when we first introduced them, we had to take all of them out and toss them in different directions to keep them from fighting over them. they have a gall fruit attachment, which I'd never seen before but which were clearly the source of a lot of their enthusiasm - once we had to cut it off, they interacted with it a lot less. They're a good size for them to grab and bunny kick and bat around - just the right weight.the problem was that one of the cats was really into chewing on the dried gall fruit, which is hard and jagged - she just really chomped down on it until she cracked it apart, possibly swallowing pieces. The vet said that it was dangerous for her teeth and digestive tract if she was indeed swallowing them down.the other two cats didn't try to chew them to the same extent, just rubbed against them with a little light teething. I'd say these are great if your cat doesn't end up being like the chewer. As it is, we're letting them keep the toy with the gallfruit until our chewer makes the fruit brittle, then we cut it off and let them keep the rope.