Pet Toys

The dog toys are hemp rope and fabric. Hemp rope is a common dog-toy material because it holds up to chewing and tugging. The cat toys are fabric filled with catnip.

No. The only active ingredient anywhere in the range is catnip in the cat toys. The hemp is rope fiber used for durability, nothing more.

Hemp rope is widely used for dog toys and is durable, but no rope toy is indestructible. Supervise play and replace the toy once it starts to fray or come apart.

Most do, though sensitivity to catnip is inherited and a minority of cats show no reaction at all. It is also less pronounced in kittens.

They suit small and medium dogs that tug and carry. A determined heavy chewer will get through a rope or fabric toy quickly, whatever the shape.

Hand wash in warm water and let it dry completely before giving it back. A damp rope toy left in a corner is the usual reason one starts to smell.

Once it is fraying, coming apart at a seam, or small pieces are detaching. That is a swallowing risk rather than a cosmetic problem.

Most are sealed rather than refillable. When the scent fades, storing the toy in a sealed bag with loose catnip for a day or two often revives it.

The shape is the joke, but they function as ordinary pet toys. They are commonly bought as gifts for that reason.

Yes. The range covers both, with catnip-filled cat toys alongside the hemp rope dog toys.