Sending catnip toys to another country?

lovecats

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I wouldn't see why not, it is not a live plant. Send it first class mail, it'll make it.
 

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Not sure, I sent a cat nip toy to america but im not sure if they opened the package first?

You should go to your local post office and ask!
 

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if I recall correctly, someone in australia was sent catnip in the mail and customs confiscated it and destroyed it.
 

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it shouldnt matter because it is still plant matter. most countries don't like plant matter going into other countries.
 

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Originally Posted by Kiwideus

if I recall correctly, someone in australia was sent catnip in the mail and customs confiscated it and destroyed it.
yes this is true, this did happen.

Although I have recieved numerous packages with catnip (both in toys and a tub of catnip) and its always got through even though customs has opened the package.

It really depends on the country and then the customs it goes through.
 

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I know, Australia has stricter rules about cat nip and plant matter oppose to europe.
You should go to your post office and ask them, they are the best to know..
 

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It's best to ask at the P.O.. I've sent (or taken) catnip from the U.S. to the E.U. without any trouble, but the reverse certainly isn't true.
 
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