We went under the sea with KitNip Box  in July and both of us love it.

We received three toys, plus cat food and dental gel.

Ivan’s rear end is to the right. The red circles the…well…constipation. The sad thing is that there was a cat at the vets who was far more seriously constipated than Ivan.

Then the dental gel. Also a fail at our house. No way am I going to even attempt to put this on Ivan. For the most part he’s a friendly cat, unless you try to get him to do something he doesn’t want to do. Then he turns into an almost 20-pound terror with very sharp claws and teeth.

Despite the two “fails” the remaining three things were well received, mostly.

This feathered toy was played with for a short time, but hasn’t received any kitty love since.

Ivan still plays with this…provided his human remembers to pick it up and twirl it around for hours at a time.

There were also two catnip stuffed toys that are still delights. No need for a picture, because I got a video of Ivan licking both of them.

First, the SafeMade catnip stuffed fish and 24-seconds of pure kitty delight:

And here’s the Think Cat! catnip stuffed toy in the July KitNip Box – Ivan licking the “kicker” toy:

So, it’s been an adventurous July. Ivan switched to all soft food and I got a new computer following a hard drive crash.  We’re both tired of overwhelming days at 90+ degrees, but definitely not ready for that other white stuff that falls from the sky. And we’re always looking forward to the next KitNip Box!

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Our monthly KitNipBox arrived last week, and the cats immediately started rubbing all over the thing. There was definitely catnip inside, and they knew it. Here Ivan sniffs the goods.

This month’s box has a Washington, D.C. theme; the “Meow House,” for example, is the “official residence and principal workplace of the Cat President of the Meownited States.” So clever!

And remember, some of the profits from the sale of KitNipBox goes towards supporting animal welfare organizations each month. Every box contributes to helping kitties.

Here is the description of the goodies contained in the box.

And here are the actual goodies. Mind the funky shadows; I’ll have to do a little better with pictures in the future.

First up, a handmade, all-American fish. This is stuffed with catnip, and my Jasmine loved it immediately. She’s all about the nip. And the dark chocolate.

Handmade Kitty In The City Liberty Bandana. Cute, but worthless at this house. If I try to put something like this on either of my furkids, they’ll protest. Not gonna happen.

PetSafe Twist n’ Treat. This is a clever idea and -had I bothered to follow the detailed instructions on how to introduce this to your cats- it would be awesome. They’re amused when I bat the toy around and food comes out. May have to give this another try and actually follow the instructions. Good design, lovely color. Just chalk this one up to human user error, for sure.

NaturVet Hairball Aid Plus Pumpkin Soft Chews. Man, I hate hairballs. Especially at 3am on the bed while I’m sleeping. Jasmine liked the first one, Ivan was indifferent. I’ll try feeding them at another time – perhaps not quite so close to dinner.

Overall, I love getting the KitNipBox every month. Some months everything’s a hit, others not so much. This month, two out of four are awesome, and one will work if I make a better effort. Highly recommended for kitty lovers!

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My cats and I have receiving the monthly KitNipBox subscription since February. We receive treats and toys to play with.

Err, the CATS get the treats and toys. I get the “treat ” of watching them play with the toys and gobbling up the treats. And playing with the box, of course.

And since we’ve been receiving this awesome subscription box for four months, I thought it was time to do a KitNipBox review!

Each month there is a theme city: Philadelphia, Boston, Las Vegas… And KitNip donates a portion of that month’s proceeds to a cat-friendly facility in the selected city. For example, the Boston-themed box helped support the Animal Rescue League of Boston. Note the cute Catnip “Purrty” purporting “No Purrs Without Catnip!”

Each box contains 4-5 items. Here is the first box we received. Ivan (the grey kitty) was crazy for that yellow half circle shaped toy; it has a bell and is stuffed with catnip. Both Ivan and Jasmine (a sly Siamese) loved heart-shaped The Refillable Catnip Toy.

Here’s another peek at the insides of the March KitNipBox. The Cloud9 treats were the number one hit from this box.

KitNipBoxes almost always includes something with catnip. So as soon as I set the box down and say, “KitNipBox is here,” my cats come running.

Well not really, until I bring out the treats and toys – and they smell the nip. This box is all about the nip.

The most recent (Las Vegas-themed) KitNip Box included five things: a Petlinks Zippy Snail, Catit Dental Chew Toy, Play N’Squeak Scamper Mouse, SmartyKat Loofa Chew, and PetGreens Semi-Moist Grain Free Cat Treats. And if you don’t want your cats to receive the treats, you can request “no treat/food” boxes.

There are two type of boxes offered by KitNipBox: “Happy Cat” for $19 and “Multi Cat” for $29. My two share the Happy Cat and it’s plenty for these two. They play with the toys, chomp up the treats, and -almost always- duke it out to see who gets to sit in the box. Subscribing is easy! KitNipBox is a  purr-fectly awesome monthly gift for your feline family.

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