The Polydactyl Cats Asian Sauce Packet Cat Toy set come with four sauces (inside the condiments packet), but you have to supply the tea cup and chopsticks.
FTC disclaimer: Neither the Rainbolt Test Kitties nor Dusty Rainbolt received any compensation for this review, however the manufacturer comped test samples of the Polydactyl Cats Asian Sauce Packet Cat Toy Set and are providing a complimentary set for the winner of the contest below.
The pros and Cons of polydactyl Cats Asian Sauce Packet Cat Toy Set
Pros:
Made with very potent organic catnip grown in the U.S.
Handmade in the U.S.
Super whimsical
Textile design uses nontoxic dyes
Cats love it
Downsides:
A little pricey.
They’re easily lost under furniture.
The Polydactyl Cats Asian Sauce Packet Toy Set . The new style looks like sauce flowing from the packets.
Every time I visit my favorite sushi bar or Chinese restaurant, the Rainbolt Test Kitties feel compelled to give me the did-you-bring-me-a kitty-bag sniff. I can’t help but feel a little guilty when I fill their dishes with shrimp and tuna canned food. But I’ve found a way to compromise. In lieu of a paper-thin bite of hamachi, my Test Kitties get Asian delights catnip toys by Polydactyl Cats. The Chinese Takeout Cat Toy Line offers feline friendly versions of your favorite Asian sauces and appetizers without the sodium, MSG or mess.
The super fun toy four-pack combo is the perfect gift for any lover of Asian cuisine. The Asian Sauce Packets Cat Toy Set, handmade by artist Randi Warhol (no relation to Andy), contains four clever 4” X 2” catnip toys appearing as soy sauce, duck sauce, hot sauce and hot mustard. Warhol’s realistic yet whimsical textile artwork really looks like takeout sauce packages right down to the air bubble on the back. The catnip packets come in transparent condiment bags. There’s even a handwritten thank you note from the designer written on a green receipt page.
The tea cup, chopsticks and foster kitten named Fabio not included.
The Rainbolt Test Kitties absolutely LOVED these potent catnip toys. The moment I opened the box the strong fragrance of catnip wafted out, and I suddenly I found myself surrounded by cats.
Once I handed the toys to the Test Kitties the spit hit the fan in absolutely the most complimentary way. I found the toys in different parts of the house saturated with cat slobber and enthusiastically swatted with Pawprint of Approval. About the size of real sauce packets, it was perfect for the cats to carry around.
Each linen/cotton canvas toy contains polyester polyfill and two tablespoons of From the Field organic catnip. The sprightly designs are printed in nontoxic water-based dyes.
Bette is really enjoying the organically-grown From the Field catnip.
Individually the sauces have a suggested retail price is $6.99 each plus shipping, and the set retails for $27.99. Here’s a direct link to the Pet Food Direct Duck Sauce and Soy Sauce. Here’s Warhol’s Etsy page.
The Test Kitties have arranged for one of our readers to share in the fun. Just leave a comment at the end of this blog before 11:59 p.m. CST on February 15. You can earn extra entries to win by sharing this review on Facebook or other social media. To get credit for your social media posts, leave a separate comment for each share below telling the Rainbolt Test Kitties where you shared.
These toys are SO clever and adorable! We have a set of the sugar packets and LOVE them. The quality and attention to detail make them truly special.
We’d LOVE to win a set of the Chinese condiments!
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What a great giveaway!
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If these toys have passed and satisfied the Rainbolt Test Kitties’ standards, I am sure they will provide entertainment to the cats with whom I and my husband reside as non-payed staff.
Bridget would love one of these!!!!!
What fun! Especially for the Himalayan’s!
Ah….would love to find something my cats react to……but because I run a rescue, with many kinds of animals, and upwards of a hundred or more cats, the cost prohibits me from buying these, but I can recommend them going by what Dusty says. On the other hand I’d love to win the samples for our office kitties.
Me-wow!
These are SOY cute!! My sphynx Patrick “Catrick” Stewart would love playing with these!!
Cattrick Stewart? I love that!
the Rumaks thundercats would love to try these!
Those look awesome! I would love to win those! I shared on Facebook!
I would love to win these! They look like a lot of fun! I shared this on Google+
-Ali Cat
Oh, these would be PERFECT for our three cats. All my furbabies (five Treeing Walker Coonhounds and three cats – all rescues) have Japanese names. We even had a Guinea Pig named Hachi (she died of old age a while ago). My daughters got me hooked on anime and manga over a decade ago, and since I was already of lover of Oriental food and culture, it just seemed fitting to give our furbabies Japanese names. A couple of the dogs even know their commands in Japanese. So, again, these would fit perfectly into our style, not to mention I think our cats (especially my daughter’s one-year-old, Arata) would go nuts for these.
Linda,
Congratulations. You are the winner!
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