Whiskers &Wool

What we work with:

Safety Disclaimer for Crocheted Pet Toys

Please supervise your pet while playing with this toy.

Contains soft toy stuffing
May contain plastic squeaker inserts
Some toys include catnip

Please supervise pets during play and inspect toys regularly for wear or damage. Remove the toy if any parts become loose to avoid accidental ingestion.

Catnip is safe for most cats, but too much fun in one sitting can occasionally cause tummy upset or zoomie overload. Moderation is recommended.

Not intended for aggressive chewers. Always choose toys appropriate for your pet’s size and play style.

Coffee cotton is an innovative, sustainable yarn blending natural cotton with fibers derived from recycled coffee grounds, creating a soft, eco-friendly textile with a subtle sheen.

Key Characteristics of the Wool:

Composition: 60% cotton with coffee extract and 40% acrylic
Source: Made from spent coffee grounds, turning waste into usable fiber.
Texture & Feel: Soft, smooth, and resembling traditional cotton but with added unique properties from the coffee component.
Sustainability: An upcycled product that supports green practices by repurposing coffee waste.

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Frequently asked questions

Catnip is non-addictive and safe for cats and dogs in normal amounts.

Catnip comes from a natural plant called Nepeta cataria. When cats smell it, many feel playful, excited, or extra affectionate. You might see rolling, rubbing, zoomies, or happy chaos.

The effects usually last 5–15 minutes, then wear off on their own.

Not all cats react——and kittens under 6 months often don’t respond yet.

The response varies by cat—size, sensitivity, and personality all matter.

What does catnip do to dogs?

Catnip is generally safe and non-addictive for dogs in normal amounts.

Unlike cats, dogs usually don’t get the classic zoomies from smelling catnip. Instead, catnip may make some dogs feel calm, relaxed, or a little sleepy. For some pups, it can have a mild soothing effect and may encourage rest or gentle play.

Not all dogs react to catnip, and some may show no interest at all. Every dog responds differently depending on their size, sensitivity, and personality