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

I got these for my three cats because one of them has a habit of destroying/eating every toy they own. These are really a lifesaver, the first I’ve found that I feel comfortable leaving with them and also not easily lost (springs and balls have held up well too but they roll under everything). Very durable and have been a hit with all of them (for solo play, playing with me, or even playing together). Even the little dangly bit at the end holds on strong and hasn’t been damaged despite the cats chewing on them. I don’t usually write reviews but I felt I needed to because maybe someone else has a cat that destroys toys too! Definitely try these if so.

YUUUUUGE hitdon't sleep on how impeccably these were designed!! My cats both LOVED them--the dangle berry (lol that's what I'm calling it) that gets them high and makes em extra goofy... the fringey rope that adds visual interest and the THICKNESS of the rope that lets them BITE like dogs!! Even my girlcat who's not usually into that was DEF into it lol w this toy.Ofc interest is fading. I'll experiment w keeping in a bag to maintain vine smell + refreshing w more of it and/or catnip. but when I wave it in front of them they're so far interested alll over again lol

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.

I have a kitten going on 6 or 7 months old and this is the first one that liked to attack feet, ankles and knees. I have been working on getting her to do it less but it hurt because she would try to wrestle my leg with her full body. I haven't had these very long but WOW they worked fast. Day I got them kitten and adult cat both loved them. I have not gotten chewed on once since I got them. Saw another review about being a chew toy for their kitten and how well they worked so yea definitely an ankle saver for sure.

Cats love it! Like others have said, they went for it straight out of the retro-looking orange rectangular box. It’s fun from the get go, and it’s a very thoughtful company, the way the three ropes come in a nice plastic zip lock bag which has a sealed catnip pouch in it - they say to keep the ropes in the plastic bag with the catnip pouch to keep it smelling like catnip. My three cats all really enjoyed it, straight out of the box.

These are ropes for cats to chew on. My four cats rolled on top of them for a day or two and haven't touched them or chewed on them. Look...I know cats, and you can't make them do jack. Maybe some people have cats that would love these. Mine don't give a crap about them...but then again, they prefer cardboard boxes over cat beds.They are quality toys, but you really can't guarantee your cats will care.

LIFE SAVERS! My 7 month old kitten has picked up the habit of wanting to chew on wires to the point she has destroyed 2 of my phone chargers! Even with reinforcements to protect my electronics she still manages to leave behind chew marks that I have to go over with electric tape as a safety precaution. I figured she had the urge to chew and figured this toy looks close enough to a wire so why not give it a try? Best decision even! Not only is this the longest she’s even played with a toy but I haven’t seen her get distracted by a wire since. I’ll have to keep a closer eye on her to see that she’s off her chewing wires binge but overall she’s getting entertainment for this toy and I’m sure a lot of other cats will too!

Our cat likes this toy and will chase and chew it for long periods of time. Still interested in it after 10 days. It did start to unravel but I just tied the loose ends and it works fine. Just long enough to take one end and wiggle it for the cat to chase. Sturdy enough to take chewing.