Cat trees
Cat trees for indoor cats
A floor-to-shoulder-height tree with wide platforms and full-length sisal posts, for cats who want to climb and survey the room.
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Interactive toys
Feather wand toys
A simple wand with a replaceable feather lure — the most reliable way to run a real hunt-and-catch play session.
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Litter boxes
Large open litter boxes
An uncovered box at least one and a half times your cat's body length, with low sides for easy entry.
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Water fountains
Cat water fountains
Moving water encourages some cats to drink more. Ceramic is easier to keep clean than textured plastic.
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Cat brushes
Slicker brushes
Fine angled bristles for lifting loose undercoat from medium and long-haired cats without pulling the skin.
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Grooming tools
Cat nail clippers
Small scissor clippers give a clear view of the nail tip, which makes it easier to stay well clear of the quick.
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Puzzle and slow feeders
Puzzle feeders
Turns a portion of dry food into a foraging task, which slows eating and adds a few minutes of problem solving.
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Scratching posts
Vertical scratching posts
Tall enough for a full stretch and heavy enough not to wobble — the two things that decide whether a post gets used.
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Cat beds
Cat beds
A raised-edge bed a cat can curl against, placed somewhere warm and slightly out of the household traffic.
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