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Cats are some of the pickiest customers out there, and unfortunately, they’re not very good at making lists. But don’t worry, we’ve got you covered! We’ve put together a list of the best gifts for cats that have been tried and tested. So you can be sure that your gift will be perfect, whether it’s a cute toy, a fancy scratching lounge, a fancy dish, or just a cozy spot accessory.
1. pet-hair remover
This simple plastic device rolls back and forth across the fur-covered fabric, creating an electrostatic field that collects hair in an easily emptying chamber. It may seem like a bit of a miracle, but it’s actually the fur-grabbing brushes working together with a rubber lip to capture everything, even the most deeply embedded fibers. Simply empty the collection enclosure at the push of a button and there’s no more cleaning, replacing, or refilling. I recommend this to new pet owners because it’s the only device I’ve found that keeps up with the volume of fur produced by my two fluffy fur babies.
2. A Water Fountain
Water fountains are one of my favorite things to do. They provide your cat’s water supply with fresh and filtered water. This is especially useful when you’re away from home for extended periods of time.
Cats love running water. They have a natural urge to drink water, and running water is less likely to become stagnant and contaminate their food. As a result, they’ll consume more water and stay hydrated.
3. Interactive Cat Toy
This butterfly toy is one of my favorite interactive toys for cats. It features an internal motor that spins the shiny butterfly on the wire in a circular movement to entice and tantalize the cat. Anything that can move independently is ideal for cats who are left alone at home.
4. A Cat Tree
Cat furniture is a great addition to any home. But more importantly, cat trees extend your cat’s territory vertically and give them a high point from which to explore their domain.
One of the most interesting features of this cat tree is that it can be attached to any door. This means that it doesn’t occupy any floor space. Additionally, it has scratchable surfaces that prevent your cat from dragging its claws across the furniture or carpet.
5. An Automatic Laser Pointer
There’s no denying that cats love to chase laser pointers. They’re a great way for your cat to get exercise, and since they can’t actually catch the laser pointer they’re chasing, you never have to worry about having a ruined toy to clean. This laser pointer is ideal for people who don’t spend a lot of time at home, as it’s designed to shoot a laser light on the ground and move it randomly and hunt-inspired patterns, so your cat can have fun chasing a moving laser pointer without you having to be there.
6. Hideaway Bed
One of the most important things for cats that are left home alone is having a safe place to hide. If your cat is scared, their first reaction is to hide as soon as possible. There are lots of ways to make your cat’s safe place.