Pet Qwerks Incredibubbles Interactive Pe

I have purchased "catnip bubbles" in the past, but they were always standard, popping soap bubbles scented with catnip oil. These bubbles are so much better. They are a "non-popping" or "incredi-bubble" polymer type of bubble. Meaning, they don't pop easily in the air or when they contact a surface. They will sit, unpopped, for several hours (I have even found a few in hidden corners, wrinkled and deflated but unpopped, several days later), allowing your cat(s) (and kids) the time to seek out each one and "catch" it. My cats love them and will "hunt" them down for hours. The wand has very small blow holes that make the perfect size bubbles. Big enough to be seen, but not large enough to be intimidating or scary. Since they last for hours once they land, blowing just one or two batches of bubbles provides hours of play. The polymer does leave a small amount of residue behind, but it is as easy to clean up as regular soap bubbles and will come off, once dry, with just a wipe of your finger or a damp cloth. The bubbles will also cling to a cat's fur, but it wipes right off by petting or brushing them. Your cat can also clean it off themselves since the polymer is non-toxic and the amount of residue left behind is miniscule. One tube can last quite a while, depending on how often you use it and how many "batches" of bubbles you blow each time. I blow 2 to 3 batches of bubbles, 2 or 3 times a week. After 2 months, I still have 1/3 of a tube left. These catnip bubbles are comparably priced to other "incredi-bubble" type polymer bubbles. They do cost more than regular, "poppable" soap bubbles, but because the bubbles don't pop easily on contact or in the air, you get more play time out of each batch of bubbles blown. They are worth the extra money. Now, I keep saying these bubbles "don't pop easily", but they do pop. Just like regular soap bubbles, the oils on your, or your pet's, skin (or the moisture from your pet's nose) will cause the surface of the bubble to weaken and pop. So, it only takes the touch of a finger to pop them. No strength or pressure is required. One drawback to any polymer bubble solution is that, a drip of the polymer solution is sticky and can make quite a mess while it is wet. Once dry, however, it loses it's stickiness and will brush right off with just a wipe. This is even true if it drips onto fabric or carpet. So, I wouldn't recommend allowing small children (under 5 and/or without supervision) to play with any polymer type bubble unless you want to spend time finding all the drips and wiping them up after they have dried. Overall, this is a great product for hours of fun and play with your pets and/or kids. The price is reasonable and the product is safe, easy to use and easy to clean.