can this be opened to replace the catnip with fresh
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No sorry My cat just loves this toy. When my cat rips it a part. I will buy a new one
307870
No, not really. Not unless you use a seam ripper to undo the stitching, pull out the insides, then sew it back up again when you're done.
307871
No, there is no opening on the toy. You could probably open a seam & add more catnip but then you would have to hand-sew the seam again.
307872
Hey Brian,I am sorry to tell you that this toy cannot be opened. It does hold a lot of catnip. But all I can do is shake the old out and put fresh when needed.
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I would, yes. The pellets are big enough that they shouldn't get caught in the incisions. If you have the option, transition the cat to the new litter before the surgery so he/she is already used to it before it's needed.
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I've not done this personally, but see no reason why it would not be possible. depending on the moisture content, you may need to clean the new cut edge and get it dry for a proper vacuum seal again, but as long as you had adequate bag remaining for the new seal you should be able to easily re-seal the contents as if it was a freshly filled bag.
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I doubt it, it's a "bottle brush" mouse, so there really isn't room for catnip inside.
188467
I think the shell can be opened (there are no screws of any kind) but the shell would be compromised and not usable after that. There is a seam on the shell that could probably be popped or cracked open.
194662
I would think so.I had an empty plastic litter container.I had cleaned it and kept birdseeds in it....that was no match,and that lid was very hard to open,and the plastic was just as thick as this container.This is not airtight,disappointed about that,would not buy another
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It's not a good idea to put catnip inside- you never know what other cats will take the invite. Trust his instincts- he'll take shelter before he freezes. You might want to offer some type of food right next to the tube. Tuna or salmon works wonders!Good luck!
1267297
The opening is on the end, where you see the clear plastic flap partially open in the picture. You can remove the flap if you want (I do)...I have used these litter boxes for years, I think they are great!
685006
No it cannot, unless you want to pry it open, or razor off the top portion of the plastic bottle and put it in something else. Its alot of money for so little. let us know if diluting it works. I'm running low and have been watching the price on amazon and online elseware for the lowest cost the last time I bought it on amazon it was 46.33 for 3 bottles, it was a long time ago though almost 2 years. I only use it when one of the cats does something they shouldnt so it did last long, but just cant use it often or you'll be buying alot of it.
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Yes, but you'll need a couple inches of unencumbered bag to create the new seal. You cannot "recycle" the old seal.
1008956
Not easily. You could slice it open and scoop it out with your hands, but it would make an awful mess. I wouldn't do it.
250519
No, they can't be reused. Even though they fall off the glue or old nail layer may still be inside. This would make it incredibly uncomfortable for kitty and could cause issues.
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I think this one might work: OurPets Alpine Cat Scratcher Replacement 2pk OurPets Alpine Cat Scratcher with North-American Catnip - Replacement 2pk
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I would use them, I do not think they have catnip in them and they are sturdily made; they do not fall apart into multiple pieces--- my cats are ROUGH too!
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It is easy on the insert it says OPEN THIS SIDE I used a sturdy knife on that side and gently prided it up, to replace it you put in that side first and press firmly down and it clicks into place. If you notice there is a little lip on the side to open you have to place it below the lip and then press down.I hope this was helpful. Bye Ricalda
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You should twist it open and replace it with the nozzle that is in the package.
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No. When you install a new tray, you just take the "top" of the box and put it under the "bottom" of the box. Then, when you remove the dirty litter tray to replace it, you take the top out from under the bottom and put it back on top. I tape the box shut and put it in a tall kitchen garbage bag to throw away.