Cat-home incense favorites

  • Frankincense charcoal-free incense sticks by Inflowence in an eco kraft box of 75 sticks, with scent notes of frankincense, cypress and sandalwood.

    Frankincense

    Simple Blend

    Citrusy · Resinous · Woody

  • White Sage Purity charcoal-free incense sticks by Inflowence in an eco kraft box of 75 sticks, with a pure white sage scent.

    White Sage Purity

    Single Note

    Herbal · Crisp · Airy

  • Blushing Rose charcoal-free incense sticks by Inflowence in an eco kraft box of 75 sticks, with scent notes of rose and benzoin.

    Blushing Rose

    Gentle Profile

    Floral · Warm · Soft

  • Ambergris Whisper charcoal-free incense sticks by Inflowence in an eco kraft box of 75 sticks, with scent notes of ambergris and sandalwood.

    Ambergris Whisper

    Mellow Profile

    Resinous · Smooth · Deep

     
     
    • Avoid favorite spots

      Don’t burn incense beside cat trees, window ledges, beds or other places your cat regularly settles.

    • Use a stable surface

      Choose a spot where the holder can’t be easily knocked, brushed past or tipped over.

    • Keep away from essentials

      Burn away from food, water and litter areas.

    • Let them leave freely

      Keep the room ventilated and make sure your cat can move away from the scent whenever they want.

       
       

      FAQ for homes with cats

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      Is any incense actually safe for cats?

      Yes, with a gentle scent and a little care. Keep the door open and the air moving, and let your cat come and go. No incense is fully risk free for cats, but burned this way, it works for many cat homes.

      Yes, if the door stays open and your cat can leave any time. You sit with the stick; your cat chooses. Never burn in the room where your cat sleeps or eats.

      Watch for sneezing, coughing, watery eyes, hiding, or going very quiet. If you see any, put the stick out and open a window. That scent is not the one for your home.

      A stick at a time is the rhythm this page is built on, not an all-day background. If your cat stays relaxed and the room airs between burns, daily is fine. The cat's reaction outranks the routine.

      Cats clear scent from their bodies more slowly than dogs do. They also lick their fur, so anything that settles on it gets swallowed later. A short, light burn with fresh air keeps that load small.

      A little ash on a paw is common and usually fine. Wipe the paws, and clean ash up soon after each burn. If your cat eats a piece of stick, or seems sick or very tired after, call your vet.

      Kittens are small and explore with their mouths, so keep incense out of their rooms. Once they are grown, the gentle scents and the same simple routine apply.

      • Less smoke than I expected

        Good quality incense with a pleasant, balanced aroma. It produces less visible smoke than I expected, and the ash is easy to clean up.

        - Abby Nava 

      • Grateful I found these

        Lovely, uplifting scents, cleansing, grounding and healing. It really helps to know that they are not harmful to pets and this is a big selling point for me. I am truly grateful I have found such lovely incense sticks and will definitely buy more of them.

        - Maura de Pretis

      • Subtle, clean-burning, impressive

        Beautiful! Woodsy and crisp, subtle (so grateful), and clean-burning. I’ve burned the Sage and the Sandalwood thus far and am way impressed with the quality. Thank you, inflowence, for being!

        - Frank Worrell