28 Holiday Gifts For Your Cat You'll Want To Spend Your Entire Paycheck On

Spare tinsel lying around the house may be all they need, but here's to giving your cat what they deserve this year.

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1. A subscription to KitNipBox, so you can treat your kitty to fun surprises every month.

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It's filled with adorable high-quality toys and all-natural treats — and, of course, the best gift of all, a bonus cardboard box. Read all about it (and other cat subscription boxes) here.

Get it from KitNipBox for $19.99/month for a single cat or $29.99/month for multiple cats. Use code BUZZCATS for 15% off the first month of a new subscription!

2. A adorable flower-shaped water fountain that'll encourage your fluffer to stay hydrated.

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Promising review: "I can't believe how much water this fountain holds — it looks nice and compact, but after filling it up it lasts a very long time. It's really well made and extremely quiet. I was afraid that the cats wouldn't like a fountain because of the noise most of them make; even right next to it I can't hear anything. They were immediately curious and started drinking from it. The filter is perfect too, nice and big and lets the water flow really nice and clean. Overall I'm very happy with this cute little fountain." —Dion Burgoyne

Get it from Amazon for $29.99.

3. A plush lil' tent to give your cat the coziest, most comfortable private time ever.

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I'll take one in human size too, thanks.

Get it from Petsmart for $20.

4. A gorgeous scratcher and lounge that doubles as a chic piece of furniture.

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Promising review: Amazing. I bought mine over a year ago now for my cat and my cats LOVE them. I have two cats, one we got as a kitten in July of 2014 and she has been just fine in keeping her claws because of this product — she knows to scratch on it and has never scratched our nice furniture! I hung them up like shelves and the cats love to climb on high to hang out on them, sleep, stretch & survey the house. My friends don't even realize they're cat shelves until the cats jump on them! Fast-forward over a year later and they're still in pretty good shape. Worth the money! I picked up some L brackets at home depot to hang them and they worked like a charm." —Jayni

Available in white, gray, and brown. Get it from Amazon for $49.95.

5. A self-warming bed that'll make your feline's favorite activity even more enjoyable.

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Promising review: "We bought this bed, and our cat showed no

interest in it. We sprayed it with catnip, and nothing — not interested. Then, I picked the cat up while he slept, and placed him in the bed. He slept in it for three hours, and he loved it! This is perfect for him! Though he is a slender and long cat, he curls up and still fits in it. I will buy another. :)" —Rose Knight

Get it from Amazon for $17.71.

6. Or a taco cat bed, for the fun-loving kitty who appreciates a good palindrome.

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Promising review: "My cat chews things, including toys, but he has not tried to chew this and nothing looks loose or like he might chew it off. It is cute and funny." —Kelsey

Get it from Uncommon Goods for $48.

(Uncommon Goods items ship within eight days with economy shipping; four days with standard shipping; two days with preferred shipping; one day with expedited shipping; and same day with express shipping.)

7. An organic grass kit so you can grow the purrfect all-natural treat. (It helps with hairball control and digestion too!)

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Promising review: "This cat grass will grow as advertised if you follow the instructions. It took seven days total, and I had a very nice cup full of thick grass. My cat took to the grass right away and thoroughly enjoys it! I bought another one so I can alternate the cups and have one ready after my cat finishes the current one. I also bought the replacement soil and seeds, since they worked so well." —Tom Schmidt

Get it from Amazon for $15.97.

8. Treats to stuff your kitty's stocking with that they'll love and that are great for their teeth. Win-win.

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Promising review: "Shortly after adopting our first cat, a 1-year-old shelter cat named Felix, we headed to the vet for a physical and everything looked great, except his teeth. The vet let us know that he had some significant tartar buildup and explained how the importance of good mouth hygiene is critical to a cat's overall health. Being a shelter cat, he has some mannerisms that cannot be changed no matter how hard we try. One of them is not being able to brush his teeth, or even get near his mouth without getting nipped at! After trying several different tactics, I ordered a bag and away we went. It was love at first bite for Felix and then the rest is history!" —Tr@cie

Available in four sizes and several flavors (including catnip!). Get them from Amazon for $2.49+ or Jet for $3.86+.

9. A 32-inch scratching post that'll make both your cat and your couch very happy.

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Promising review: "After reading the reviews and losing all of my security deposit (and then some) from my last apartment due to my cat's constant scratching of the woodwork, I decided to try this item. I really had my doubts about my luck with it as my cat can be very fussy about being directed to do anything like where to scratch. I remembered that one of the posts I read in the reviews was from a lady who enticed her cat to scratch the post by teasing the cat with his favorite swinging cat toy on top of and around the post.

Feeling I had nothing to lose, I gave it a try and I simply couldn't believe it. The cat dug his claws deep into the post while swatting at the cat toy and the rest is history. He became so interested in the scratching post that he forgot the toy. I also want to comment on how sturdy this item is. It only took about a minute or so to assemble and is solidly constructed and not likely to tip over. I have a huge ragdoll cat — over 20 pounds of muscle — and he hasn't knocked it over yet and he vigorously uses the post now." —Johnny Robish

Get it from Amazon for $39.99.

10. A handheld pet massager to give your lil' furball the relaxing, blissful experience they deserve after a long day of lounging around the house sleeping.

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Great for dogs too!

Promising reviews: "Both my cat and dog loved this. They could not get enough." —Amazon Customer

Get it from Amazon for $14.98.

11. A newsboy hat for the most dapper cat on the block.

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For the photo op you never realized you needed so badly.

Get it from Petco for $9.99.

(Petco items ship within two to five days with standard shipping; two days with second-day shipping; and one day with next-day shipping.)

12. A treat-dispensing camera that lets you check up on your furry bud and communicate with them when you're not at home.

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Promising review: "This is working great! I've used pet cameras in the past, mostly while on vacation to check up on my two cats, but it was a little disappointing when they were sleeping in the other room. With the PetCube bites they've quickly learned the sound it makes when the treats come out, so they come right up to the camera. I have one curious cat who likes to stick his paws into everything, but the launcher mechanism just has a soft plate that moves forward quickly, so there's nothing to get his paw stuck in. The top lid looks sturdy and cat-proof too. It holds a large amount of treats, and launches out two to five small bite-sized treats at once. I feel like it's entertaining for my cats too, to chase the treats when they come out. Connecting it to my Wi-Fi was super easy and fast with my Android phone. So far I haven't had even any brief connectivity issues. Overall a really solid product." —Jobobamobob

Available in silver, black, and rose gold. Get it from Amazon for $139.99.

13. A festive collar sure to get your kitty in the holiday spirit.

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Okay, probably not, since cats don't understand holidays — but at least they'll look adorable!

Promising review: "Just what I wanted — true safety breakaway collar! I love the colorfulness of the design and it looks very good in person. The bell makes a pleasant jingling, not too loud. My cat is comfortable in it and it does not bother him at all!" —Carol L Garrison

Available in three sets of two different holiday-themed patterns. Get a two-pack from Amazon for $10.99.

14. A tunnel-and-cat-house combo, for the meowzer who demands more than a measly cat bed, hooman!

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Promising review: "This cat house tunnel is amazing! My cats love it. It's big enough for my adult cats. It's very well made and easy to put together. I would recommend this to everyone." —L. Nichols

Get it from Amazon for $19.95.

15. A DVD chockfull of dragonfly, butterfly, pigeon, and squirrel footage, to keep your furball entertained when toys have lost their luster.

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Promising review: This product is wonderful. My cat, who is 5 years old, loves it. When I turn it on, he will stop what he is doing to look at the video. He will find a comfy spot and become a couch potato. I was thrilled with the quality of the video....very crisp and the attention to detail is amazing. I especially love the different animals they chose for the video — it is a very good assortment of birds, etc. My kitty is a rescue so I was not sure if he would like it, but so far it has helped him relax and enjoy the 'great outdoors' from the comfort of home." —E G

Get it from Amazon for $14.90.

16. A Santa hat, because is it really the holidays unless you dress your cat up in something that makes them ask, "y tho?"

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Promising review: "Even if your cat can't handle the headgear, get this for the scarf alone. It's adorable and festive, and didn't seem to bother my kitten when I put it on her." —Nina

Get it from Amazon for $7.99.

17. A scratching pad that's as ridiculously adorable as it is functional, for the kitty who's been jonesing for a laptop of their own to snuggle up to.

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Promising review: "From the minute I took this out of the box my cat loved this! She plays with it, scratches it, bites it and even sleeps on it. We keep it on the bed so when my husband and I are on our laptops, our kitty is in hers. Cutest thing ever." —9livesleft

Get it from Uncommon Goods for $35.

(Uncommon Goods items ship within eight days with economy shipping; four days with standard shipping; two days with preferred shipping; one day with expedited shipping; and same day with express shipping.)

18. A raised food bowl to make every minute of gobbling down their kibble as comfy as possible.

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Promising review: "I purchased this for one of my dear furbabies that is getting on in years and has a little trouble bending down to eat. This dish is perfect for him. It is microwave- and dishwasher-safe ,which is another plus for me. This dish makes it so much easier for him to eat — anything that will make things easier for him is a big thumbs-up from me." —AlleyCat

Available in mini, regular, and large. Get it from Amazon for $11.99+.

19. This toy that'll entertain your cat by making them work for their treats for once.

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Promising review: "Life hasn't been much fun for my cat Edward since last year, when the vet confirmed that he is completely blind. So no more fun with feather wands or mousey fish poles, and he's never been much for catnip. But he loves food. I thought this item would be a great toy for him, since it relies on smell and touch. Sure enough, he loves it! And he got the hang of it very quickly, which is something worth mentioning, since he is old and a little senile. It's worked out so well that I just ordered the Catit Senses Food Tree to give Edward more of a challenge. He is not the type of cat who bolts his food, he just needs something interesting to do, and the Catit Digger certainly brightens his day!" —NW Dryad

Get it from Amazon for $14.99.

20. The Furminator, a de-shedding tool your kitty and your fur-less furniture will adore equally.

Promising review: "My cat normally won't let a brush anywhere near him, so I knew it was a risk to spend money on the Furminator...but it actually turns out that he loves it! He lies down on his side and enjoys every minute of the brushing. I honestly didn't think that the brush would work this well, but I was pleasantly surprised! Now there isn't (as much) hair on all my furniture! He also had a bad case of dandruff prior to being brushed by the Furminator, but after a few sessions, it has mostly cleared up. His coat also looks much shinier." —Taylor Victoria

Available in small and large, and in long hair and short hair options. Get it from Amazon for $11.17+ or Chewy for $13.20.

(Chewy items ship within one to two days free over $49; within one to two days with a $4.95 flat rate for all other orders.)

21. The Ripple Rug, which is one part toy, one part hideout, one part bed, one part scratcher — and 100% "hell yeah" for your curious feline companion.

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Promising review: "My twins Peanut and Skippy absolutely LOVE this rug. Usually they get bored with some of their interactive toys, but not so with the ripple rug. I can form new tunnels and caves, so it is always changing. I throw toys in the holes, they bat at each other from both sides, and even sleep inside. The quality of the product is excellent. I was going to put it away for awhile, but they are too attached! I love cat toys that encourage creative play and foster intellectual stimulation and the Ripple Rug is just that!" —Martha Sohn

Get it from Amazon for $39.99.

22. The Brooklyn Pet House, for the cat that's far too hip for your silly pet beds.

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Promising review: "My kittens love hanging out in this box. I've placed some toy mice in there, and occasionally a soft pad. Wonderful and fun! And it brings back memories of Brooklyn." —Maria

Get it from Uncommon Goods for $39.

(Uncommon Goods items ship within eight days with economy shipping; four days with standard shipping; two days with preferred shipping; one day with expedited shipping; and same day with express shipping.)

23. A set of toys for the naughty kitty...and a set for the nice one too.

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It's okay if your cat fits into both categories. Double the fun!

Get the "naughty" cat toys and the "nice" toys from Petco for $5.19 per set.

(Petco items ship within two to five days with standard shipping; two days with second-day shipping; and one day with next-day shipping.)

24. A scratcher that doubles as a toy that floofs young and old won't be able to get their claws off of.

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Promising review: "I foster cats and litters, so I can say from experience that very few cats can resist this toy, especially if you sprinkle the catnip on it. Even tiny kittens love it." —Marauge

Get it from Amazon for $9.89.

25. A bubble-backpack pet carrier, so your kitty can get a taste of the great outdoors while traveling in serious style...

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Promising review: "Zoey loves this backpack! We decided to bling ours out a bit and get many compliments on it! We are looking to take our furbaby hiking this spring (or maybe she'll blast off into outer space in her kitty spaceship — who knows)! The backpack is of great quality and will hold up really well. The sides have mesh, and the 'bubble' has three holes for her to stick her paws out of. I also like that there is a little clip to secure her inside, which hooks onto her collar, just in case the bubble would pop off or she would claw the mesh (I don't think either would happen). The bottom has a little fuzzy pad for comfort but we also add in a little blanket. I would recommend this to anyone with an adventurous kitty!" —Amazon Customer

Available in rose, green, black, and pink. Get it from Amazon for $58.99+.

26. ...or a pet stroller, for the feline who prefers to explore the world on wheels.

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Promising reviews: "MY CATS LOVE THIS!!! So well worth the money!!! Not only do they love it to take walks they even use it to nap during the day!!" —Gina D

"I have two cats who love this stroller and beg for rides. They can lie flat and see out the bottom screen or sit up and see out the top. They often turn their heads from side to side as we stroll because the screens go along the sides and they have a much better view. Also, the stroller is very light so I can easily pick it up and carry it up three stairs after putting the cat inside the house. There is a clasp rather than a zipper and it works great." —Amazon Customer

Available in boysenberry, jaguar, and pine green. Get it from Amazon for $59.99+.

27. Catnip fortune cookies that are just as much fun for your cat to play with as they are for humans to gift.

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Promising review: "They are very well made and my cats loved them! There must be some good catnip that is used to make these because they carry them around everywhere now. I will definitely be ordering more as gifts for my friends who have cats."

Get them from Uncommon Goods for $24.

28. And finally, a CatLadyBox subscription, which includes goodies for both you and your furry roommate.

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Promising review: "I was prepared for this to be a silly little box. I was SOOOO WRONG! Holy crickets! The quality of every item was top shelf. I loved all the cat mommy treats, and after I opened it and set it aside for a moment, my normally well-behaved cats not only sniffed out and reopened the box, but stole their toys right out of it and ran away!!!" —JeanRice

Get a CatLadyBox subscription on Cratejoy for $34.99+/month.

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