Description
A chew your cat will lie down and work at for a long, happy while
Most cat treats are gone before the cat sits down. You hold one out, it disappears, and they look up for the next one.
These are the opposite kind of treat. Each one is a hard-pressed stick of cat grass and chicken that a cat takes hold of and works at with her side teeth, so instead of gulping and looking up, she lies down, gets it between her front paws and stays busy with it. A natural grinding and gnawing chew for teething kittens and chew-loving cats alike.
Cat grass and chicken, pressed hard
A cat will chew a cardboard box for a minute and then leave it. What keeps her coming back to these is the flavor: dried cat grass pressed together with chicken, so it smells and tastes like something worth having.
The pressing is the other half of it. The material is compacted dense enough to hold together through the first bite and keep her gnawing. Break one and the inside looks exactly like the outside, solid pale green all the way through. No plastic shell, no wire down the middle, no hard core, because the whole stick is made to be enjoyed.
Rated highly by cat owners
Buyers say their cats are obsessed, and that the chewing shows up in cleaner-looking teeth, less tartar buildup and fresher breath.
“My cat is obsessed with these teething sticks! As soon as I unpacked them, she couldn’t wait to start chewing. It’s not only entertaining for her but also helps keep her teeth clean. I love that it’s made from natural ingredients. Will definitely be buying more” — Elena Q.
“I was skeptical at first, but these teething sticks have been a huge hit with my two cats. They enjoy chewing on them, and it’s helped reduce their tartar buildup” — Hailey R.
“Great product for cats who love to chew. My cat seems to enjoy them, and I’ve noticed less bad breath since she started using these.” — Jacob
“These sticks are a great way to keep my cat entertained and healthy. She loves the taste and spends hours playing with them. I’ve noticed her teeth look cleaner, too” — Zoe C.
“These teething sticks are a lifesaver! My cat is teething, and these keep her happy and calm. They’re mess-free, and she absolutely loves the flavor” — Lily Z.
“My kitten absolutely adores these grass sticks! They’ve been great for her teething phase and keep her from chewing on furniture” — Kaitlyn P.
“Cats go nuts over it.” — Sheila B.
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Nine centimeters, six in a pack
Each stick is 9 cm (3.5 in) long, roughly the length of an adult index finger and about as long as a cat’s head is wide. That is deliberate: long enough to hold steady under two paws while she gnaws the end. The pack holds six sticks, 30 g in total.
Hand one over and let her settle in
Offer a stick the way you would any treat. She takes it, gets comfortable and works it down from one end, so the flat cut end stays flat while the other creeps back down the length. A well-used stick looks shorter, and you know she got her chew.
Six sticks make a good first pouch for finding out whether yours is a marathon chewer or a stick-a-day cat. Reseal the pouch after each session and keep it somewhere cool and dry so every stick stays fresh.
What you get
- Six pressed chew sticks, 9 cm (3.5 in) each
- 30 g net, in a resealable pouch
- Made from dried cat grass and chicken, with egg listed in the supplier’s ingredient statement
- No plastic parts, no wire, no hard core
Frequently asked questions
Is my cat meant to eat it, or just chew it?
Both. These are a food treat made of cat grass and chicken, and chewing is simply how she gets through one. Everything about the stick is made to be enjoyed down to the last bit.
Will my cat like them?
Buyers say yes: “Cats go nuts over it.” — Sheila B. The chicken and cat grass flavor is the reason cats that ignore toys and catnip still take these.
Are they good for teething kittens?
Kitten owners love them: “They’ve been great for her teething phase and keep her from chewing on furniture.” — Kaitlyn P. The pressed stick is soft enough to give way under a small jaw and firm enough to gnaw.
Do they help with teeth and breath?
Chewing keeps her busy on a hard-pressed stick, and buyers report cleaner-looking teeth, less tartar buildup and less bad breath since their cats started using them.
Is it like catnip?
Catnip works on scent and gives a short burst of excitement in the cats that respond to it. This works because it is food, so every cat that likes chicken and cat grass is a candidate.
What is it made from?
Dried cat grass pressed together with chicken. The supplier’s ingredient statement also lists egg. The sticks are pressed plant material rather than wood, so they crumble gently as they are worked.
Will it keep her off my furniture, cables and plants?
It gives her something she loves to chew, and buyers say it keeps teething kittens off the furniture. Keep a stick handy for her chewing moods.
How long does one last?
That depends on the cat. A determined chewer takes a stick down in one long session, and a slower one comes back to the same stick over several days. Buyers describe cats that spend hours with them.
Give her something worth chewing
Six cat grass and chicken sticks for happy gnawing and happy teeth, backed by the Gear Elevation 90-day money-back guarantee.
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