Natural Silvervine Sticks for Cats — Matatabi Chew & Sensory Enrichment (6-Pack)

Natural Silvervine Sticks for Cats — Matatabi Chew & Sensory Enrichment (6-Pack)

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Natural Silvervine Sticks for Cats — Matatabi Chew & Sensory Enrichment (6-Pack)

Natural Silvervine Sticks for Cats — Matatabi Chew & Sensory Enrichment (6-Pack)

$10.99
Sale price  $10.99 Regular price  $0.00
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Some cats shrug at catnip entirely — and their humans wonder what they're missing. Without a sensory outlet, an understimulated cat just sleeps the day away.

This is Sensory and play enrichment: a set of natural silvervine (matatabi) sticks your cat can rub, lick, and gnaw for a calm, happy response — often even in cats that ignore catnip. Offering a safe sensory trigger encourages playful, content behavior and gentle dental gnawing. EnrichCove curates sensory enrichment to a science-backed standard, so even a low-key cat gets a chance to thrive.

  • 6 natural silvervine (matatabi) sticks, no additives
  • Works for many cats that don't respond to catnip
  • Gnawing offers a light dental and chewing outlet
  • Whole dried sticks — rub, lick, or chew
  • For adult cats; introduce one at a time

A natural treat your cat enjoys freely, on its own terms.

How do I introduce silvervine?

Offer one stick and let your cat sniff and rub it; the response builds over a few minutes. Start with short sessions and put the rest away to keep the novelty. Remove sticks that splinter or get small enough to swallow, and ask your vet before offering to kittens or cats with dental issues.

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Silvervine Sticks FAQ

What is silvervine? A natural plant (matatabi) that many cats respond to — EnrichCove offers it as whole, untreated dried sticks with no additives.

My cat ignores catnip — will this work? Often yes; many catnip-indifferent cats still respond to silvervine.

How many should I give? One at a time, in short sessions, removing pieces that get too small to chew safely.

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