Yeowww Green Fish Catnip Toy

We get this design and the banana design. They are very well made and have a nice strong Catnip smell. Our cats love them! They toss them around, bat them, and lick them.

Always a fan favorite with our cats.

I have this catnip fish is on auto ship. I have several cats ranging in age from 6 months to 12 years and the catnip lovers go crazy for this fish. ( FYI, Some cats don’t respond to catnip, but most do.) This fish toy is low tech— just a green, canvas fish filled with potent catnip. They respond to its color as well (they see greens, blues, & yellows). Fun to watch the cats having fun. Good value, great toy. It holds up well except when the dog takes it … not made for dogs but our Golden seems to like mouthing any cat toy. I have to make sure he doesn’t get it bc he’ll poke holes in it. It’s sturdy provided it’s kept from the dog.

…at least in our house. We have to replace these beasties a couple of times a year because they get licked to the point of being horrible. Despite hours of chewing and clawing, they never burst. The nip stuffing seems to last and last too. I say, cost per use means they are great value.

The whole series of Yeowww products are my cats' favorite catnip toys, from young adulthood to their current senior status. The green fish is a favorite, especially when it was fresh. My black cat Koko still plays with it semi-regularly despite being less of a catnip-lover than the other cat.The toys are (literally) packed with catnip. When I throw away old ones, I cut them open, and have noted there's a tremendous amount of nip (all of the filling; there's nothing else in the toy).They've had the bananas, cigars, green fish, yellow fish. What's sometimes puzzling is there's a lot of variation. Not sure if it's the quality of the nip, or kitty fickleness maybe, or their habits. They'll love one, but not the next. Play with a years-old-one but ignore a newer one. One cat grooms the toys heavily, but used to be a kicker. The other one prefers to rub the toy all over her body.Cats can be fickle, but these toys have been reliable ways to entertain and engage both of my senior girls. Recommended.

our cat really likes this line of catmip toys- products are consistent

Great toy, and my cat loves it - it's one of his favorites! He'll lick it until it's troublingly soggy, kick it repeatedly, then carry it through the house while yelling so we can all see the "corpse" and praise him for his incredible skill as a hunter of 6" green toys that can't flee or fight back.Sadly, this means that he sometimes leaves it out where the dog can get at it, and two green fish have met an unfortunate fate as a result. I'm rating durability & sturdiness well regardless, because this toy was not at all designed for dogs, and the first one lasted for roughly 5 years prior to the dog's arrival.If you have a dog that's rough on toys, you'll definitely want to make sure this is put well out of reach, but it can handle abuse by cats for years.

The media could not be loaded. I think the video speaks for itself. that thing did not survive a full 5 minutes and my cat already attacked and chomped on it and he usually doesn't care for catnip. i call it a huge success!! 🤣