124 reviews forAumüller Silver Vine Cat Sticks

Silver Vine cat sticks are too thin and too short for my blind tomcat. He can't hold them properly because of this. But they're probably great for small, young cats.

My cat generally loves these sticks. However, they're so thin that he just eats them whole. If they were thicker, he wouldn't be able to bite through and eat them, which would improve the teeth-cleaning effect and make the pack last longer.

Compared to our previous no-name catnip sticks, my cats found the sticks from Aumüller completely uninteresting. I was a bit miffed because the sticks have such rave reviews and the manufacturers have such a great reputation, but the cats just didn’t want them. Instead, they prefer to go for our old no-name products, which really shouldn’t have any scent left by now. However, my friend’s cats absolutely loved the leftover sticks!

The first two minutes were great. Everyone played with their little stick and was happy. Now it's only interesting if I drag it through the flat or hang it somewhere. It has the same effect as any other piece of wood. Two cats found it absolutely uninteresting.

The product seems good/high-quality. Unfortunately, after their initial curious sniff, all my cats walked away and haven’t paid any attention to the sticks since.

At first, the little wooden stick got absolutely no attention from my furry friends of various age groups. But a few days later, all of a sudden, they started playing with it, shooting it around and nibbling on it. Whether it has what it takes to become a favourite, though, remains questionable?!

Unfortunately, our cats don't use the sticks. They briefly take them when you hold one up to their noses, peel off the bark, and then scatter it around the house. Such a shame.

Unfortunately, none of my three indoor cats nibble on the sticks. The scent seems to be very stimulating, as they rub themselves against the sticks and drool excessively (my floor was completely covered in drool). Nevertheless, they use them for playing, though sadly not for dental care. Delivery and product were flawless.

Kali, our cat, isn’t particularly interested in the sticks. She’s more likely to let herself be stroked with them or occasionally play with them, but that could just as well be any other stick. She doesn’t react to catnip or valerian either.