He picked it out of all his gifts to play with:

And now almost a year later he still digs it out of the basket of toys multiple times a day:

Anyway, keep up the good work.  You are putting out SUCH an amazing product!

Help! lol

His name is Plague Newton Blackspot  but we call him Noodle Head for short… dont ask about the name… its a long story….

Cheers

Melissa

I just wanted to express how much my cats love your product. We have an apple and a lemon, and they always cuddle with them throughout the day and at bed time.

We are moving to Hawaii and am hoping that the fruit helps with their transition. I’m going to try to find bananas to put in each of their carriers.

Sincerely,

Lisa

PS this is one of my cats, Phoebe, hogging the fruit.

The quality of the items you sell is the best.

Thank you.

I work with a feline rescue group (Diabetic Cats In Need) and have been rescuing and adopting diabetic cats for several years. I have found that your bananas are The Best Thing Ever for these elder cats. Even cats who previously showed no interest in catnip will go nuts over the bananas, which we all refer to as “nanners”. Last night I brought in a new rescue, who ignored 4 cat toys and went straight for the 2 (used) nanners. I think he’s still laying on them.

I have enclosed a gratuitous picture of my latest rescue Nala with his (used) nanners. He will have his very own (shiny new) nanner by dinner time!

The box containing the Stinkie arrived and the minute I opened the box, my cat, Molly, came in from the other room, sniffing the air. I sorted and organized the different gifts I had purchased and I added a package in an envelope to the box containing the Sardine Toy. The envelope ended up sitting right on top of the Stinkie.

I managed to slide the box on top of a high shelf for storage until it was time to set the gifts out just a few days later. Molly continued to sniff up at the box and yell at me to let me know that it was unacceptable for the box to be placed out of her reach as it was her duty to inspect whatever that smell was. Two days before Christmas I took the box down to wrap gifts. I popped her toy in her stocking and hung it up. That was also unacceptable. Molly kept circling and sniffing and climbing on whatever she could in an attempt to get to the stocking.

That is until she discovered the original shipping box. I had set the empty box on the floor and was using it for trash from wrapping gifts. Molly tipped the box over and rummaged through it until she found the envelope of the gift that had been sitting on the Stinkie in the box for a day or so. This envelope had absorbed enough of the catnip odor from the toy to be an acceptable substitute – for the time being. Molly played with that envelope for the rest of the afternoon.

Eventually, Molly turned her attention back to her stocking containing the Sardine Toy. She continued to throw such a fit that I finally gave in and gave her the toy that evening. I have never seen such a happy cat. She batted it around, tossed it in the air, pounced on it, and batted it around some more (I had to retrieve it from under heavy furnishings 3 times – no small feat with a broken leg, but well worth keeping the peace). She licked it constantly until it was thoroughly soggy.

Days have passed and it’s still Molly’s go-to toy. And Yeoww will be my go-to anytime I need toys or catnip for my cats or those of my friends. (Yes, I said “cats” as in plural. I only wrote about one here because she won’t even share the toy with my other cat)

I also love that your products are made in the U.S.A.

- Stéphanie R