
40 reviews forTrixie Silver Vine Stick with Fringe
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1 stuk - Trixie Matatabi-Stick met Franjes
Nothing special
My cats didn't like it at all.
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1 stuk - Trixie Matatabi-Stick met Franjes
Poor quality with large glue residues
I'm really shocked by the massive blobs of plastic glue on this product. My cat was super excited and immediately started chewing on the tassels. After just 10 seconds, the whole bunch came off! (even with all that thick glue). I think this toy is way too dangerous because a cat could choke on that rubbish. Such a shame.
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1 stuk - Trixie Matatabi-Stick met Franjes
Contains plastic
You can see that the rope is glued on, and the protruding sticks are glued too. I threw them away—doesn’t feel right knowing your cat might be eating plastic. Better off just buying plain sticks.
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1 stuk - Trixie Matatabi-Stick met Franjes
Ball missing
My cat isn’t interested in the stick because the gall ball, which is what makes the stick smell so nice, isn’t attached.
From now on, I’ll just order the slightly more expensive Aumüller again, because my cat really loves that one!
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||Romania
1 bucată
No response
Many cats. Zero reaction. I even got it as a gift from someone. It just flies. We’ll stick with silver vine.
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1 stuk - Trixie Matatabi-Stick met Franjes
Visible glue blobs
This stick is meant for the cat to chew on. But apparently, the makers don’t realise that glue is harmful if ingested while chewing!!!
Visible blobs of glue :/
A lot of products are made from plastic & polyester, and that’s just bad. But at least that’s transparent.
But when products present themselves as “natural” and then use toxic rubbish or are packaged in plastic, that’s just outrageous greenwashing.
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