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1. Creamy, lickable treats, aka irresistible deliciousness in the form of a squeezable tube that'll have your kitty begging for more. Spoiled much??
It comes with 50 treats (25 tuna, 25 chicken). They don't contain any grains, preservatives, or artificial flavors or colors. If your cat is notorious for not drinking enough water, these provide extra hydration in the form of a tasty treat. You can also try the Skin & Coat variety, which is enriched with Omega fatty acids to help maintain healthy skin and a shiny coat!
Promising review: "Now I haven't tasted it myself but from my cat's reaction, she loves it. She does not mind her manners at all when she sees the tube come out. I think she would rip my arm off the get to it if she could. She enjoys all the flavors. I started off letting her lick it from the tube but she got a bit messy slobbering all over it and me so now I squeeze some on a little plate and let her go to town. I sometimes use it to get her to eat her food but she is clever. She licks it off the food and leaves the apparently nasty food there. Anyway, I recommend them. My cat can be picky but she loves — and that is not a strong enough word — these." —Tracy Brethorst
Get a canister of 50 treats from Amazon for $32.98.
2. An organic cat grass growing kit so they'll leave your plants alone — and be stoked to have one of their own! It contains a blend of barley, rye, oat, and wheat seeds, so it's full of vitamins and minerals that are actually good for 'em.
Plus, it comes in an adorable cat face mug! You can also purchase refills.
The Cat Ladies is a family-owned, southern California-based small business founded in 2015 by a mother-daughter duo who wanted to create unique, organic, nontoxic products for other passionate cat owners.
Promising review: "As far as the flavor goes; the kitties seem to find it top notch! Was tall enough after only five days; but we held off for day six to make sure 'little destroyer' didn't pull it out by the roots! The cup opening keeps the shoots tight together unlike some you buy in the pet store. We couldn't be more pleased. We ordered a refill at the same time and plan to order again just to have two cups so my kids don't fight for position. No mold problems if you follow watering directions." —Kathleen M.
Get it from Amazon for $19.94 (also available in a wood planter).
3. A self-groomer cat brush when your feline needs constant pets and scratchies to be content. Now they can groom themselves whenever they want! Load it up with catnip if they need some convincing.
Promising review: "None of my cats like to play with toys! They have so much energy but would get bored with any toy within days. I tried rotating them and interactive toys, anything and everything for hours and at different times. There is nothing that has kept my cats busy like these grooming tools! I have literally never seen any of them sit and mess with something for more than a few minutes but my cats will rub on this for like 20 min at a time. 100% worth the money!" —Amazon Customer
P.S. Don't forget to add some catnip to your cart so you can make your cat an offer they can't refuse!
Get it from Amazon for $4.99.
4. A legendary banana toy they'll truly go ~bananas~ for when you bring it out during playtime because it's packed with 100% catnip. Yep, this is guaranteed to bring on the cuddles.
Promising review: "I've spent a crap ton on toys for my picky cat only for him to ignore them. My co-worker gave me one of these unassuming bananas and it's like crack for cats! He can't get enough! I got three for backup. They are durable (I don't clip his claws) and the right size to hold and kick. Smoosh and twist to activate the catnip and he's ready to play. This is a staple in his toy box now." —Lan
Get a three-pack from Amazon for $19.50.
5. A gorgeous wooden cat tree to intrigue your curious climber without ruining your home's aesthetic. If your cat loves birdwatching from a window, I can promise you this is *the* ultimate way to earn their affection.
This is def a splurge purchase but I've had mine for about six months and have ~no regrets~ whatsoever. My high-energy cat has deemed this her safe place where she'll stare out the window birdwatching for hours and eventually give into a nap. It's also a huge help when she has the indoor zoomies and races around the house to burn off energy. She always comes right back to the cat tree to swat the pom-pom balls and go to town on the scratching posts! I personally appreciate that it doesn't stick out like a sore thumb and actually matches the aesthetic in my space without taking over the whole room. The quality is *chef's kiss* amazing, too.
Mau is a small biz founded by cat lovers who want to provide modern aesthetically pleasing cat furniture made from sustainable materials.
Promising review: "Wow! Not only is this the best looking cat tree, my two kittens jumped right up and started playing, and then napping, immediately. It’s really sturdy, too. One of my kittens is a Maine Coon, and it’s not wobbly like the carpeted trees you get at the pet store. Assembly instructions were the best I’ve ever used; everything was labeled and numbered, and it was helpful to watch the video first. All around, this is a high-quality product that works well and looks great while doing it!" —Paula Maroulis
Get it from Mau on Etsy or Amazon for $289 (available in three colors).
6. A painfully cute ceramic water fountain if you know the struggle of fighting over the faucet...with a cat. They'll be ~pawsitiviely~ content with their own fountain. Plus, it's good for cats who don't drink enough water — this'll pique their interest.
BuzzFeed Shopping editor Jenae Sitzes says: "I've been using this cactus water fountain for months and absolutely love it. I've used the cheap plastic kind in the past and noticed that 1) they get dirty fast and are annoying to clean, and 2) cats can knock them over or push them around. This ceramic fountain has solved all my problems, and the best part is that both of my cats actually love drinking out of it! It's hefty and doesn't shift around as they are trying to drink, and there's been no attempts to dismantle it either. It gives off a good flow from either side of the cactus in the middle, and my cats either like to nibble on that or drink around the hole the water flows into. This fountain is also super quiet, though you'll notice it making a bit of a noise when the water gets low (which helps remind you to clean it out and put in fresh water), and it shuts off entirely when out of water for safety. Ample hydration is *so* important for cats, especially if they're mostly on a dry food diet, so it's worth it to invest in a proper watering fountain that's built to last. And this one is."
Happy & Polly is a small business with an incredible collection of cutesy cat and dog products, from carriers and scratching posts to water fountains and even apparel.
Get it from Happy & Polly for $69.99.
7. A purr pillow your kitty can cuddle up with for comfort when you're not around to provide the snuggles. The gentle purring sound is especially soothing for anxious cats!
The touch-activated purr pillow is available as a purple kitty or a blue sloth. Petstages offers other soothing toys, including a glow-in-the-dark mouse that contains catnip.
Promising review: "Our kitten, Spazz, LOVES the Purr Pillow!!! He loves to tackle and body slam the purple guy, as we call it, and grab it, bite it, and kick it with his hind legs! If there were ever a soft plush kitten/cat toy that can take extreme punishment, the Purr Pillow is it!!! He loves it so much, that when we give it to him, he'll run off with it in his mouth and put it in his special mini cardboard box. The Purr Pillow is more than worth its cost!!!" —Denice C.
Get it from Amazon for $14.99 (available in three styles and five colors).
8. A "cat dancer" toy because sometimes cheap thrills are a ~purrfect~ solution for hyperactive kitties! Wave this toy around and watch 'em dance the night away — it'll be the best few bucks you ever spent.
Promising review: "I have a whole room filled with cat toys that my cat is not interested in. It's funny how the least expensive cat toy I have makes him the happiest. He plays with this until he's panting like a dog and I have never seen him jump so high. I'm certain this toy will help him lose his belly. He loves it! I highly recommend it!" —Kwoo
Get it from Amazon for $3.99.
9. Or a rainbow cat charmer when your pet's fave thing in the whole world (after you, of course) is chasing string around the house. It's made of a soft felt material, so it's fun *and* easy for them to play with.
BuzzFeed Shopping editor Jenae Sitzes had this to say: "I have this exact toy for my cats, and it's easily their favorite thing to play with — and they have a lot of toys. I first noticed they loved string because they tore apart a mouse toy that was basically string wrapped around a plastic mouse shape — they didn't care about the mouse, but they loved the torn-apart string (aka literal trash at this point). I got this rainbow toy because I realized they really just wanted to chase long tail-like objects, and they sure do light up whenever they see me pick up this wand and know that it's playtime. I love that it's long, so I can just sit on my couch and whisk it around the area, and even shy little Chicho, who likes to sit further back and watch while his older brother plays (as seen in the GIF above), can still bat at it. It's a super simple toy, but the amount of joy it'll probably bring your kitty is worth every penny."
Promising review: "We bought one of these about five years ago, and it was a hit. It has been well used and finally starting to fray a bit. We have a new kitten, and she absolutely loves this toy. Like others have said, she will drag this thing around and bring it to us to get us to play with her. I just ordered another one." —Jayster
Get it from Amazon for $9.99.
10. A cat tent for those very special kitties who would do anything to enjoy some outside time. This is a fun (and safe!) way to spoil your best bed with some glorious sunbathing time.
Promising review: "I read a LOT of reviews before I buy something. I want to be sure to put my money to good use. This was well worth every penny. Not only was it easy to set up but my cats LOVE it. I have two cats (one is twelve pounds and one is eight pounds). They both comfortably fit in here with a ton of room to walk around and play. I throw this thing up on my balcony for what we lovingly call 'tent time' and they come running to the door. They sit in here and watch the birds and never want to come out. It is very easy to get them in and out and so far, is completely durable. BUY THIS!" —Amber
Get it from Amazon for $43.57 (also available in three other styles).
11. A three-tiered ball tower if your cat loves the thrill of a chase. They'll be so captivated by all the balls rolling around — they might just forget about the inanimate objects they usually torment.
I'll be honest, I didn't expect much when I bought this toy but I was pleasantly surprised when my cat took to it right away. She'll play with it when she's full of energy as well as when she wants some lazy playtime before bed. It comes with six balls – three solid colors and three with bells inside. I keep the three solid balls in the tower (she hasn't been able to knock any loose yet!) and the others on reserve for swatting around the house.
Promising review: "I recently rescued two domestic shorthair kittens and needed a variety of toys for them to play with and to keep them occupied. This toy is one of their favorites and they have endless amounts of fun with it, they’re so engaged whenever they start playing with the balls. I never want to take it away from them. This is definitely a great product for any current or would be cat owners." —JayHawk
Get it from Amazon for $8.79+ (available in 14 colors/styles).
12. A renter-friendly cat window perch that'll turn your feline friend into your biggest fan — if they're not already. It's great for windowsills that aren't quite big enough for cats to hang out on. It can be used with the window open OR closed and it won't cause any damage to the frame!
My cat Pumpkin is *obsessed* with birdwatching and sunbathing, but the only windowsill in my apartment is not spacious enough for her to rest on comfortably. I did consider a basic cat hammock with suction cups, but I wanted something I could also use with the window open for when the weather is nicer. Enter this amazing cat perch — which ended up being a ~purrfect~ fit for my needs. It comes in two styles depending on the window frame you'll be using it with. I chose the brace style; it comes with two sturdy braces that hang directly onto the window frame. You tighten the support leg to the wall, and voilà, you have yourself a perfect window perch for your kitty to relax! My cat recently watched her first snowfall from this perch and it was the cutest thing to witness (said every pet parent ever, I know). I paired it with a super soft cat bed, which was almost an exact fit for the perch. You can also spend a bit more and opt for a faux fur mat or a plush velvet yarn mat directly from the seller's listing.
The Namu is a small biz that makes high-quality pet and home products.
Promising review: "I LOVE THIS!! It is so beautiful! My cat loves it and sits and naps there all the time! It was incredibly easy to install and is renter friendly! It looks stylish and my cat is very happy! I’ve already had friends ask where I got it because they want one too!" —Etsy Customer
Get it from The Namu on Etsy for $85+ (available in two styles and with or without a mat).
13. A cardboard box with refill scratch pads so your cat becomes interested in destroying something other than your furniture. They'll be so enamored with their precious new box, they won't even realize it was mostly for your benefit.
Listen up, people. If your cat loves to take their scratching habit out on your furniture, you absolutely *need* one of these in your home. They're especially great for kitties who automatically take up residence in any cardboard box you bring into the house 😆 (IYKYK). These last a really long time, so you only need to buy 'em every few months — maybe more often in a multi-cat household. It comes with a box, three scratching pad refills, and three small bags of catnip. The scratching pads are reversible, so you can flip it over once the first side is destroyed and get more use out of it. I keep one of these in the living room and one in my bedroom and my cat has no interest in scratching anything else now. Also, she loves these so much that she'll often end up taking a little snooze inside of the box!
Promising review: "I have a cat that only likes a few things, and she obsesses over those things. Cardboard scratchers are one of her favorite things. I love that this comes with three inserts that can be flipped over. Basically it's six scratchers. This will last her several months and we will be back for more when she goes through them all. Also, the price for this item was so much better than many others I see out there." —Samantha
Get it from Amazon for $17.97.
14. Or a wall-mounted scratching post when your vertical scratcher needs to be distracted from that very tempting couch arm they usually attack. This will take up less space than a regular scratching post *and* it'll look nice in your home.
This is made of sisal wood, which is stronger and sturdier than cardboard (the common material for scratching posts).
Promising review: "The average cat scratching post is a hideous blend of string and beige carpet that sucks the soul from any room in which it is placed. Not this one. This scratching post is sleek, well made and unassuming, blending easily into any room. It arrived well packaged and was easy to install with the hardware provided. Furthermore, it is robustly constructed and stands up to constant use by my cat." —D James
Get it from Amazon for $39.99.
15. A set of catnip-infused felted balls to spoil your rambunctious kitto with while helping them burn off some energy. Simply return them to the tin to recharge with more catnip before the next play sesh.
Simply B Vermont is a small business located in Montpelier, Vermont that carries a huge selection of toys and accessories for both cats and dogs. You can also get dog bandanas, catnip alternatives,
Promising review: "My cat normally only likes toys with feathers and ribbons or catnip filled so I took a chance and ordered these for her. She is OBSESSED. She is like a little maniac running around chasing a little felt ball. I always hear crashing and it’s her throwing around the toy and running into things lol. So glad I purchased these and that she loves them so much!" —Kristina Meyer
Get it from Simply B Vermont on Etsy for $9.25+ (available in three tin colors).
16. A ~berry~ cute fruit tart bed because having a place to call their own may be the key to their heart! It comes with a few fruit-shaped cushions they can play with as they drift off to dreamland.
Take it from BuzzFeed Shopping writer Mallory Mower: "Not only does my cat sleep in this every day, she also loves playing fetch with the lightweight fruit. I often find her rolling the blueberries around the apartment. I dig having a pet bed that doubles as daily entertainment."
Promising review: "The cats love it! They bird watch in it until they fall asleep. They also play with the stuffed fruit, which I didn't think they would. Both seem to enjoy, and they fight over it at times. I bought the large. Very happy with this purchase! My cats are picky, and most things I buy turn out to be a waste, not this one!" —A Hutch
Get it from Amazon for $28.99+ (available in two sizes and two other styles).
17. Or an Aspen self-warming bed for those hard-to-please kitties who turn their nose up at basically everything you buy for them. This plush bed is unbelievably cozy *and* it uses heat-reflecting technology to keep it perfectly toasty with your pet's body heat!
BuzzFeed Shopping editor Jenae Sitzes swears by it: "This is THE cat bed, y'all. Neither of my cats have ever really taken to a cat bed and much preferred to doze on their cat tree or curl up on a regular blanket — until I finally caved in and bought the Aspen self-warming bed a while back. IMMEDIATELY upon placing it on my couch, one of my cats crawled into it and happily began napping. As soon as he moved away, my other cat jumped in to take it for a test run as well — and immediately curled up as well. After about a week of them taking turns using it (literally, the cat *not* in the bed would lay next to it waiting for the other to leave — my polite boys 🥹), I realized I needed to buy a second one. They immediately took to that one as well, and now, they both have access to their favorite bed whenever they like!
Whenever I put my hand underneath them, I can definitely feel how warm they are underneath, so the bed's self-warming feature seems to work well. I think what they love most about it is the shape and how unbelievably cushy it is. And the sides of the bed are supportive enough for them to put their heads on, but still flexible enough for them to stretch out however they like. While the listing recommends this bed for cats under 10 pounds, larger cats will be just fine, as Sneaky is quite large (his affectionate nickname is "Chonky"), and he adores this bed. Most of all, I love knowing they won't be cold at night, especially when I'm away from home. Knowing I'll never have to waste money on another cat bed that sits unused is just the cherry on top. Highly recommend!!"
Get it from Amazon for $23.88 (also available in other sizes and styles).
18. A tunnel bed so you can accomplish two of the most important goals: keeping your pet cozy *and* entertained. It's a perfect napping spot that'll also provide endless excitement with the tunnels for hiding and chasing their siblings around.
The middle of the tube has a plush cat bed in it, so they can also take cat naps there if they prefer to use the tunnel for play. You could also lay a blanket in the tunnel for added comfort!
Promising review: "My cats absolutely love this thing! When I was putting it together, my 20-pound tabby immediately went inside the tube, and did not come out for over an hour! It was easy to put together (even with a 20-pound cat inside lol). But, this entire thing set up is about 3 feet long. It is HUGE. Make sure you have room!! The material is surprisingly soft, outside and inside the tunnel. And the light coloring allows light to filter through, which my cats like (I had a black tunnel that neither of them would go into). My smaller 10-pound tabby (black nose) LOVES to run around the house, and now he has added running a few laps inside this tunnel to his run lol. Both cats play in this ALL THE TIME. Both on the inside chasing each other, or one on the inside and one outside batting at each other. They use the tunnel as a good napping spot, and also a spot to hide from the vacuum or guests they aren't sure of. This has gotten soooooo much use from both cats. I would highly recommend this!!" —Trebeca
19. A rechargeable flopping fish toy if you want to keep everyone amused — four-legged and two-legged species included. You'll love watching your pet tussle with this motion-activated toy and they'll be happy to provide the entertainment.
My cat inherited this toy from a family friend, but she actually loves it a lot. The minute she sees the tail start flopping, she goes to town on this fish. It's easy to recharge the battery and it lasts a surprisingly long time, too! Did I mention it comes with catnip?
Promising review: "Best cat toy. My cat absolutely loves this fish. Well worth the price to keep my cat entertained." —Joanne
Get it from Amazon for $12.99 (also available in two other styles).
20. A pack of all-natural matabi chew sticks because not all cats are over the moon for catnip. If your fur baby is a bit of an oddball and loves chewing on furniture legs and charger cables, these may capture their attention!
Meowy Janes is a New Jersey-based small business that specializes in catnip alternatives. They work with sustainable, family-owned farms to source their natural products.
BuzzFeed Shopping editor Chelsea Stuart gave these to her kitties: "I recently tried some of these out with my cats and they were a hit! TBH they've never really been super into catnip — they'll play with it but they don't go wild — so I was excited to see they were into these. They bat them around, rub their faces all over them, and ultimately, when they're done, hide them under a chair or in their cat condo so they can come back to them later."
Promising review: "I have two cats, one special needs almost blind kitty, and one very lovey-dovey, very vocal kitty. The special needs kitty has not warmed up to these yet, but she usually needs extra time with new things. But my talkative kitty just loves them! I scraped off some bark as instructed, and she gnawed, tossed, chased and altogether enjoyed them." —Grace Cook
Get them from Meowy Janes on Etsy for $12.61 or Amazon for $11.41.
21. Or mounted catnip balls to send even the chillest felines into a frenzy that's almost too fun to watch. Each ball has a different flavor so there's a good chance they'll like at least one of 'em: silvervine, gall fruit, catnip, and cat sugar.
Promising review: "The cats are in love with this thing and it is so durable! They have been rubbing their faces against it as well as pulling on it with their paws and it has not fallen once. Great entertainment!" —Sky
Get a set of four from Amazon for $9.98 (available connected or as stand-alone balls).
22. A genius window-installed pet door so your lil' adventurer can easily access the outside world without your help. It's the perfect way to let 'em soak up the sun from your screened-in porch or catio! Give them some independence and you'll likely be rewarded with unlimited cuddles.
Promising review: "I love this! We didn’t have a good place to make a hole in the wall to our backyard but we do have low windows next to our fireplace, so it was a match to get this window door. It was super easy to install and we love the locking feature. We got a snow storm and it took a while for our garden beds to stop being muddy. We locked the door so kitty wouldn’t bring in mud. I will say it is a bit drafty, so we got an extra weather strip to secure the draftiness. Our kitty only took a couple of days to get used to it too. We put his food just outside the window and he had to get used to going out there to get his food. All in all, it was a great buy!" —AlyHowell
Get it from Amazon for $125.40.
23. And an outdoor catio when you're aiming for the Pet Parent of the Year award and want only the best for your fur child. It allows them to enjoy everything they love about the outdoors, but it'll give you peace of mind knowing they're safe!
Promising reviews: "We adopted a 13 year old indoor-outdoor cat after a friend passed away last year. Instead of allowing him to continue to go outside with the coyotes and raccoons, we purchased the Paw Hut Catio kit. Our boy loves the fact that he can still go outside and we love that he's protected. The materials are sturdy and it was relatively easy to put together. We're all very happy campers!" —MimiB
"It's perfect. Very easy to put together. Two people make it slightly easier, but it's still easy for one person. We will be altering ours to include a cat door through a window." —Sayward C.
Get it from Amazon for $309.99+ (available in three colors).
24. A rolling cat kicker toy that'll take playtime to a whole new level. These contain organic catnip, silver vine, and valerian root, so your kitty will be ~kicking~ and scratching for more.
BuzzFeed Shopping editor Jenae Sitzes says: "Chicho loves letting out his play aggression on this toy, especially whenever I give it a fresh spray of catnip. He does more than just kick it though — he licks it, rubs his head on it, rolls around with it, and generally just hugs onto it for a while, like you can see in the gif above. Though he tends to prefer more interactive playtime with me involved, this toy keeps him busy whenever I don't have time to stop what I'm doing and toss his toys around for an hour. Also, all cat owners know how cheap and flimsy many cat toys are, so I've been trying to pick up more high-quality toys for my cats that'll last for years. With its handmade wooden and sisal make, this is definitely one of those toys. Also, there's a rattle inside for extra sensory stimulation!"
Hoff-N-Paw Pet Toys is a small Etsy shop based in Chicago, Illinois.
Promising review: "This cat toy is exactly as advertised. I have four cats and even the one old lady who doesn't care much for catnip loves playing with the scratcher! The lil' peanut was all over the envelope before we even got it open (and when her brother took a turn playing with the toy, she managed to cram herself almost completely into the envelope)." —Amy
Get it for Hoff-N-Paw Pet Toys on Etsy for $15.95+ (available in three sizes and four colors).
25. An automatic cat feeder you *and* your kitto will feel spoiled by. No more waking up at the crack of dawn to feed your hangry cat! This is also a lifesaver if you need help controlling their portions and getting them on a regular eating schedule.
Like many pet owners who venture into the world of automatic feeders, my cat was waking me up at the crack of dawn begging for food. She was also eating all her food in one sitting and constantly begging for more, which is another problem the auto feeder helped solve. You can set it to dispense up to six feedings per day and you're also able to control the portion size of each feeding. I did a LOT of research before landing on this feeder and these were two of the major selling points for me. There is also the option of dispensing manual feedings if necessary.
The twist-lock storage lid is a lifesaver if you have a curious cat who tries to get into everything. You can even record a 10-second message to call your kitty to come eat when the food dispenses! There's a sensor that lets you know when the food level is getting low (it lets you know WAY in advance of it actually running out, which is nice) or if food is stuck in the chute. The feeder plugs into the wall but you can also add three D-cell batteries, which ensures that the feeder will continue to run in the event of a power outage. My cat no longer wakes me up at ungodly hours crying for food. She has developed normal eating habits (no more gorging!) and is maintaining a healthy weight without any issues.
Promising review: "Got this for my 9-lb cat who thinks breakfast should be promptly served at 5 am. It was easy to program, easy to clean, and I love that the top latches because my fur baby is known to pry into any food container she can. The portion sizes are small, three portions is 1/4 a cup using Blue Buffalo adult cat food, which is nice for making sure I don't overfeed my little girl. Overall very happy with my purchase." —Kat
Get it from Amazon for $69.99 (available in three colors).
26. And a set of raised cat bowls with a tilted design that can help prevent whisker fatigue *and* result in less neck strain for your pet. Oh, and the inner lip keeps food and water inside of the bowl, so you'll be cleaning up fewer spills.
Promising review: "I had been using some raised bowls with flat tops that worked well to prevent regurgitation, but the cats would push the food over the sides while they were eating. The tilted design of these bowls makes it so they can push the kibble against the back without making a mess. The food goes back down to the bottom so they don't look empty before they are. They are true ceramic and heavy weight so they can't knock them down easily and they look super cute. I would definitely not run these through the dishwasher due to the small firing hole in the base, but the glossy finish will make them easy to wipe clean." —Hanna B.
Get a set of two from Amazon for $28.88.
27. A motion-activated laser toy to help you out when your kitty gets a case of the zoomies. Before you know it, they'll be all tuckered out and ready to settle down for some pets.
Promising review: "My cats (kitten and adult) and my adult dogs all enjoy this toy. As long as it's on, they are playing hard. When I turn it off or it runs out of juice and I have to recharge it, they are sad and keep looking for the laser that is no longer there. When I pick it up to activate it, especially my kittens know what's coming and they follow me where ever I go with it, meaning they are waiting to play with it. Totally worth the money spent!" —Amazon Customer
Get it from Amazon for $25.
28. A darling lil' cat tent that'll give your furry pal their own secret hideout where they can go to be alone. Don't worry, they'll be back for some 'thank you' snuggles in no time!
It comes with a canvas tent, wooden pine poles for setting it up, and a soft cushion. Reviewers say it's spacious enough for big cats *and* small dogs!
Promising review: "My cat isn’t one for 'hideaways' or cat towers, but she took to this instantly! She absolutely loves it! It’s a great size for her too! She’s 11lbs and there was still plenty of room inside to put her toys." —Becky Berryhill
Get it from Amazon for $28.99 (available in two sizes and two styles).
29. A refillable catnip mat when your lazy loaf of cuteness would rather lounge around than play with toys. They'll purr the day away and shower you with praise shortly after — it's a win-win.
The 9 x 9-inch mats come from 3 Kitties and 2 Humans, Willowick, Ohio-based shop with all sorts of cat goodies.
Promising review: "My cat LOVESSS this genius product (: She’s an odd one and doesn’t play much, catnip or not, but she does snooze around pretty much all the time so this is perfect! She won’t give it up! Shipped super fast, super soft fabric, great quality! I definitely recommend! (:" —BreAhnna Stephens
Get it from 3 Kitties and 2 Humans on Etsy for $8 (available in several colors/prints).
30. An interactive cat toy if you need to slow down your speedy eater *and* provide them with some mental stimulation. They'll have to work to get their food out of the tubes, so it'll help them take things a bit slower and deliver some great enrichment time.
BuzzFeed Shopping editor Jenae Sitzes uses this toy: "I purchased this feeder back in January because Chicho is a little ball of energy and needs regular mental stimulation, or he'll whine and stare at me and whine some more (super fun while I'm trying to WFH). Thankfully, he LOVES this. I literally put his regular dry kibble in there, which he already has full access to in his food bowl in the kitchen, but for some reason, putting his paw in these tubes and digging them out one by one really does it for him. I only use it as a playtime toy when he needs attention and I can't give it to him, not as a regular feeding device, but plenty of reviewers said their kitties eat full meals from it (and finally *aren't* throwing up). If your cat is often bored and meowing for attention, I say give this a shot!"
Promising review: "My cat is very food motivated and loves to grab at things with his little paws. This feeder is a huge hit at treat time. He makes quick work of the puzzle, and he seems to really enjoy it. I mix up the kinds of treats in each cup, and in the bigger cups, I hide catnip or treats under other toys for him to sniff out. This feeder keeps his little snoot and beans busy." —Raechel Canipe
Get it from Amazon for $18.74.
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