Calling All Cat Ladies! Shop 15 Purrfect Gifts According to Cat Owners

SmartyKat Instincts Tricky Tea Catnip Toys ($5, originally $6)

"My cats love these catnip tea bags almost as much as I love a good cup of tea. While so many cat toys can feel like an eyesore in your home, I love that these are unique, compact (they take up zero space in their cat toy box), and provide them with hours of endless fun. They're perfect for the cats who love to play and the cat parents who have purchased just about every other toy under the sun for their pets." — Kyley Warren, assistant editor, Shopping

"Cooking For Two: Your Cat & You" Cookbook ($6)

"I'd guess that the mere existence of this cookbook keeps JD Vance up at night. I don't personally own it (yet), but if you live on your own or only have to worry about feeding yourself and a furry friend, this recipe book provides so many delicious meal ideas that'll help you fully embrace the cat-lady lifestyle." — KW

Pet Greens Wheatgrass Live Cat Grass ($9)

"You've heard of traditional cat treats, but what about cat grass? My cat Noah is absolutely obsessed with this stuff — we'll often spot him munching on it throughout the day, and he even loves just rubbing his face across the grass blades. Not only is the grass organic, but it's also a fantastic source of fiber that can help improve your cat's digestive health (and limit potential hairballs). Plus, it doesn't feel like an eyesore in your home, but rather a cute plant your cats can enjoy, too." — KW

Aumuca Cat Brush ($16, originally $20)

"I swear this is the best cat brush I've ever used — and my fur babies absolutely love it. It definitely feels like a massage for them, as they start purring immediately when I take it out — before we even get going with the grooming process. What's more, pressing the button to eject the hair buildup has to be one of the most satisfying feelings. We use this cat brush daily in this house, and it comes highly recommended!" — Sarah Wasilak, associate content director, Shopping

Inaba Churu Cat Treats ($19)

"I couldn't figure out why my one cat, Kit, wasn't into treats — but it turns out she's just way more of a wet treat fan. These Churu lickables are now ordered on repeat, and while the Seafood Variety is a favorite in my household, I do like that you can switch it up for cats who have more distinctive tastes. Even my cat who previously preferred dry treats is obsessed with these packs. They're also helpful if you're trying to get your cat to digest a powdered medicine sprinkled onto their food, for example, and you need a little bit of something to mask the taste." — SW

OurPets Alpine Climb Cat Scratcher ($23)

"If you're limited on space in your home, this tilted cat scratcher is a great alternative to a full cat tree. The product is designed at an angle that allows cats to comfortably scratch their claws without putting too much strain on the rest of their body. Plus, unlike rope or fabric cat trees that can wear quickly, this cat scratcher is equipped with Cat Scratcher Pads ($12, originally $14) that are easy to replace, so you won't have to worry about buying a new scratching post as often. Both of my cats absolutely love this thing." — KW

Uncommon Goods Classic Literature Cat Tote ($25)

"You can never have too many reusable bags in your home or car, and this accessory is especially fun for cat owners who also appreciate the classics. Each bag features reimagined titles of classic literature like 'The Great Gatsby' or 'Romeo and Juliet' — but with a feline-friendly twist. Plus, it doubles as a great bag to carry any cat toys or bulky cat-food bags." — KW

Cat Heating Pad ($27, originally $29)

"My cat Bella lives a life of luxury — she's the star of my camera roll, often has treats hand-delivered throughout the day, and during the colder months, even relies on a heating pad for cozier naps. While it sounds extra, this heating pad is truly a great option for households that run colder (even during the winter), and it lays perfectly on top of a standard cat bed or pillow. The pad's temperature is easy to adjust, so you won't have to worry about it getting too warm. Plus, it's available in several sizes, so you can shop out the best option for your home." — KW

Frisco Faux-Fur Cat Tree ($27, originally $33)

"My cats have sat in just about every cat hammock, tree, and basket on the market, and I can promise that this has been their favorite — hands down. There must be something about the plush fabric, plus the addition of scratching posts and play toys on the side that make this one feel special for them. What's especially cute is how much they love to cozy up in it together. Even though it doesn't look big enough for two cats, they make it work." — SW

Bedsure Cat Bed ($30)

"My cats do get along, but they don't always want to be right next to each other. For the moments they want to stay close, they both climb on or into their Bedsure cave. One takes the top "bunk" and the other crawls inside, and they'll even play with each other by pawing at the hanging ball and reaching for each other every once in a while. It's adorable, and the sherpa lining is so comfortable, they'll spend hours sleeping in this same position." — SW

Smalls Cat Food ($32)

"I feed my cats Smalls, a brand that allows you to fill out a brief survey about your cats and then helps you come up with a customized plan for packaged deliveries. The food is made from high-quality, human-grade ingredients with zero artifical flavors or preservatives.

The packages arrive frozen to preserve freshness, and you simply take one out and allow it to dethaw overnight in your fridge before serving. Calorie count and portion size is clearly marked on every package, and there are a number of FAQs on the site that answer any and every question you might have about switching over to this trustworthy brand. Don't think of it as health food, either — my cats love it just as much as they do a can of Fancy Feast!" — KW

Rawz Dehydrated Chicken Cat Food ($33, originally $37)

"If you really want to feed your cat the best of the best when it comes to dry food, I highly recommend Rawz. It's made with all-natural ingredients that are minimally processed, and 100 percent (!) of profits are donated to help provide service dogs and treat spinal cord and traumatic brain injuries." — SW

Travel Cat "The City Chic" Cat Backpack ($85, originally $95)

"Ever since I saw Taylor Swift carrying her cat in a bubble backpack in 'Miss Americana,' I knew that I needed one in my life; apparently I just buy anything with the pop star's cosign (see my review of her posture-correcting sports bra and red lip pencil for further proof).

While my cats aren't quite as comfortable outdoors as her fur babies, I do think this pet backpack is a great investment for any cat owner who wants a safe and practical way to transport their pets, beyond just a giant and daunting cat crate (one PS editor even reviewed the Travel Cat Cat Backpack). It's made from a faux-leather material that can withstand cat scratches, plus it's equipped with mesh panels for ventilation, and features a cute bubble window so you can check on your feline baby while traveling." — KW

Modkat Flip Litter Box ($100)

"I've had cats my entire life, so I've seen many different litter boxes in my day. I've also tried out plenty of automatic, self-cleaning litter boxes, which definitely have their pros, don't get me wrong. However, the cleanest, most spacious, and convenient litter box for me has consistently been my Modkat flip, which allows for three different lid positions and comes with liners that can be reused for a long time if you're consistent about cleaning daily.

As great as it is to not have to clean daily when you have an automatic self-cleaner, I will say that I think the smell buildup in the trash gets pretty gnarly, and with a standard box like this, that can be completely avoided. Modkat has gotten my vote for years, and I still have yet to discover a brand that will change that!" — SW

Petkit Automatic Cat Feeder ($159)

"If you need to combine two different dry foods for your cats for any reason — in my case, it's mixing in a healthier weight loss variation — this is the best possible feeder for you. I also love that it comes with a camera that detects movement and alerts you whenever you cat comes by to sniff out a potential feeding. It has two-way audio and you can control everything from the accompanying app — including a scheduled meal plan, as well as any impromptu feeding you want to send out to your furry friend." — SW

Kyley Warren (she/her) is an award-winning writer, editor, and affiliate strategist with more than four years of experience in the publishing space. She currently works as an assistant editor on PS Shopping and is an expert on all things related to shopping and fashion. She previously worked with Entertainment Tonight as a style commerce writer, and her byline has appeared in publications globally.

Hedy Phillips is a PS contributor.