Natural and Non-toxic】 The catnip balls are made of pure natural plant extracts, no chemical additives contained.

Cats may become aggressive due to the cat nip scent and we cannot guarantee the strength of material with all cats. Most people are familiar with catnip and the energy or stupor that many cats experience after exposure. Potaroma recommends limiting time with the balls to help maintain cats’ interest and keep the balls fresh. Wiping them down with a damp paper towel seems to help revitalize their scent and get his attention again, even if it’s only for a moment. Please keep in mind that any item sent for a full refund or exchange must be delivered unused or unworn and in the same condition as you received it, with the tags still on the product or packaging unopened.Read more about the condition New: A brand-new, unused, unopened and undamaged item in original retail packaging (where packaging is applicable). Experiments show that catnip balls are not effective for all cats, we found that kittens under 3 month old might not be interested.

The Potaroma Catnip Wall Toy comes in a small box with the silvervine, catnip, and silvervine fruit balls already attached. It has been played with by thousands of cat’s, but due to us not knowing how to communicate with a cat, we can’t guarantee it will work on all cats. If the adhesive starts to wear off after a while, you get three extra adhesive backings for continued use.Dust-Proof Cover Design】 Each catnip roller ball has a dust-proof cover on it, which can effectively prevent dust pollution and odor penetration, keep cat toy clean and be convenient for cats play next time. So when I got the chance to test the Potaroma Catnip Wall Toy that recently captivated the cats of TikTok, I leaped at the opportunity. Designed for cats' playing with, easily attract the interest of pet cats, make them funny while enhancing the cat's appetite and freshen breath, help to clear the hair in the cat's stomach, and regulate its mood. Designed with a protective cover, it can retain the fragrance well and avoid dust or odors, convenient food again. When cats come into contact with catnip, whether by smelling, licking, or rubbing against it, the nepetalactone binds to receptors in their nasal tissue, which then stimulates sensory neurons in the cat's olfactory epithelium.