Hartz Cattraction with Silver Vine & Catnip® Animal Pal Kicker™ Cat Toy
Packed with plenty of ways to play, Animal Pal Kicker™ appeals to your c...
Silver Vine is a vine that grows in the high, mountainous regions of eastern Asia. It produces a natural and effective cat attractant that stimulates livelier play in more cats when compared to catnip alone.
Packed with plenty of ways to play, Animal Pal Kicker™ appeals to your c...
Exercise your cat's natural instincts to explore and thrive in the world...
Exercise your cat's natural instincts to explore and thrive in the world...
Just like humans, cats like to play in different ways; Hartz has researched and identified four primary play patterns: Hunt, Swat, Interact and Explore. Your feisty feline will be on the prowl when they discover the array of Hartz cat toys!
Natural cat attractants combined with fun textures and sounds will awaken your cat’s curious side and keep her entertained for hours.
Stimulates cats' natural hunting instincts, bringing out their role as predators.
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Creates a strong bond between owners and pets, and makes play more stimultating and dynamic.
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Entices cats to manipulate objects with their paws. Helps build coordination.
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Engages cats' many natural instincts - to help keep cats fit, agile and satisfied.
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The combination of Catnip and the natural cat attractant Silver Vine is most effective, with more than 90% of cats responding.*
Cats Respond to Catnip |
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Cats Respond to Silver Vine |
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Cats Respond to a Combination of Silver Vine and Catnip |
Responsiveness of cat, ©Sebastiaan Bol et al (2017)
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