Catnip Lollipop Cat Toy — Natural Silvervine Stick & Catnip Chew (Assorted Styles)

It looks like a lollipop. To your cat, it smells like the best day of the week. Each one is a pressed head of catnip and silvervine on a real silvervine stick — something to sniff, roll, wrestle and gnaw, all in one. Toss it and walk away, or hold the end yourself and let them come after it.

Two Plants, Two Chances to Fall in Love

Not every cat reacts to catnip, and not every cat reacts to silvervine. We use both, so the ones who shrug at one still have something to roll around for. The scent is pressed into the head rather than dusted on the outside, so it keeps working well past the first five minutes.

A Real Silvervine Stick to Chew

The handle isn't a plain dowel — it's a natural silvervine (matatabi) stick, bark and all. Cats chew, and the fibrous wood gives their teeth something to work against. The stick is also what makes this a solo toy and a wand toy at once: long enough to bat, carry and drag around on their own, or to hold at one end while they chase it.

Bound With Edible Gum — No Plastic, No Glue

The lollipop head is held together with a food-grade edible gum. There's no plastic core and no glue inside — nothing in there your cat shouldn't be putting in their mouth.

The Details

Questions Cat Parents Ask

My cat ignores catnip. Is this still worth trying?

Possibly — that's exactly why the head is made with two plants instead of one. Many cats who don't respond to catnip do respond to silvervine, so a dual-herb head gives you a second chance rather than a single roll of the dice. No toy works on every cat, but this one doesn't hang everything on one plant.

Is it safe for my cat to chew?

The parts your cat gets at are natural: pressed catnip and silvervine, a real matatabi stick, and a food-grade edible gum holding the head together. No plastic core, no glue. As with any chew toy, supervise play and replace it once the head has been worn down or the stick starts to splinter.

How long does one lollipop last?

That depends entirely on how enthusiastic your cat is — some nibble away at one for weeks, some go at it hard the first evening. The honest answer: swap it out when the head has been chewed small or the stick turns rough and splintery.

Each lollipop comes in one of 4–5 assorted styles — style shipped at random.

Buy 2 for $15.98 ($7.99 each) — 20% off applied automatically at checkout. One for your cat, one for the friend who just adopted.