BlissVine Calm Chews

Your cat isn't being bad. They're bored.

Indoor cats are wired to hunt and chew for hours a day. When that instinct has nowhere to go, it comes out on your furniture, your cables, and whatever else they can sink their teeth into. You can't train it out of them — you can only give it somewhere else to go. That's exactly what BlissVine is for.

[GIF: cat chewing a couch arm / being destructive]

One wild plant. Nothing else.

BlissVine Calm Chews are made from a single ingredient: matatabi, also called silvervine — a wild vine from the mountains of Japan, where its effect on cats has been known for centuries. Just dried vine. Nothing added, nothing sprayed on, no filler.

[GIF: the silvervine plant / Japanese mountain scene]

Why cats can't resist it

As your cat chews, silvervine switches on their own natural calm response — their own endorphins. It's the same reason they roll, rub their face against it, and then flop out completely relaxed. No sedatives. No additives. Just the plant doing what it's done for centuries.

[GIF: cat sniffing, rolling, then relaxed / blissed out]

What BlissVine does for your cat:

• Redirects chewing away from your furniture and cables
• Switches on their natural calm and helps them settle
• Satisfies the deep urge to chew and gnaw
• Works even on the 1 in 3 cats that catnip does nothing for
• One pack lasts months — just sharpen the tip when the scent fades

[GIF: cat happily chewing the stick / sharpening the stick]

Works when catnip doesn't

About one in three cats can't respond to catnip at all — it's genetic. Silvervine reaches most of those cats anyway. So if catnip has always been a letdown in your house, this is probably why, and this is the fix.

[GIF: cat ignoring catnip toy, then going for the BlissVine stick]

Effortless to use

No training, no supervising. Leave a stick where your cat hangs out and they'll go to it on their own. When it dulls, sharpen the tip like a pencil and the fresh wood brings it right back.

[GIF: stick on the floor, cat walking over to chew it]

P.S. — Always supervise your cat with any chew, and replace any stick that splinters or cracks through. Give that energy somewhere to go.