Silvervine Leaves

I was glad to get this but my kitties are not so impressed. One cat wasn't interested at all, the other sniffed it out & didn't do much. I added it to one of those toys you can open up & put in cat nip or whatever, and when I did that plus infusing it with some powdered silver vine, only then was he interested and the other cat mildly so. I've tried various ways to use this but they are basically uninterested. The powdered gets them every time & I had to hide it away because my kitties searched it out & dug into it when it was just in a drawer, which they opened to get at it. Perhaps the batch of leaves we got was stale or something, as everyone else had a great experience.

Only worked the first time. Never affected them again. Was still worth a try.

My four cats sniffed at it and then walked away. YMMV

I'm skeptical this is legit. Maybe it is... there are some positive reviews.What strikes me as fishy is that our 2 cats adore silvervine berries and twigs, but they do not want anything to do with this. Not just that they don't flip out- they actually avoid the spot on the rug where I sprinkled it!It smells a bit like mint tea to me, I'm not sure if silvervine is supposed to.

This looked exactly like catnip. It smelled exactly like catnip. My cat responded exactly like she would to catnip, which is that she wasn't very impressed. I think I bought very expensive catnip. Next time I will make sure to buy silvervine powder - the ground up fruit of the plant (which is in the Kiwi family and not related to catnip at all).

Some will love it some will think it is OK. Out of my 4 furbabies, 3 turn in to crack kitties and the 4th just gets really chill :-) My kids give it 4 paws!!!

My little Bengal kitty loves this and ignores catnip.

Arrived quickly, great product - my cats go crazy for it!