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9 Things Your Cat Didn't Know It Needed

Cats act like they don't care about anything. Then you buy a $20 tunnel and they live in it for a year.

The trick with cats is giving them what they're wired for: places to hide, high spots to watch from, and things that move like prey.

  1. Top pick

    Cat Tunnel Bed with 40 Toys

    A plush donut tunnel that doubles as a bed, plus 40 toys to bat around. Hiding spots make cats feel safe, and tunnels make chase games way more fun.

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  2. Zakkart Foldable Cat Window Perch

    A cushioned shelf that hangs on the window. Folds flat when you need to close the curtains, holds up to 40 lbs, and the bed is washable. Bird TV, all day.

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  3. Cat Doobie Catnip Toys (3 Pack)

    Catnip kicker toys shaped like... a doobie. Strong catnip, soft enough for kittens. Your cat kicks it, you laugh.

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  4. Potaroma Flapping Bird Cat Toy

    A plush sparrow that flaps and chirps when touched. It only moves when your cat engages, which keeps it feeling 'alive'.

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  5. Cheerble Wicked Ball Rolly

    A ball that rolls around on its own. Built for dogs, but plenty of cats love chasing it too.

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  6. MeoHui Cat Wand Toy Set

    The classic feather wand, plus 9 refills. Nothing beats 10 minutes of wand play for burning off energy before bed.

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  7. Catstages Tower of Tracks

    Three levels of spinning balls your cat can bat at alone. Good for when you're busy.

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  8. PETLIBRO Cordless Cat Water Fountain

    Many cats prefer moving water. This one is cordless, so it can sit wherever your cat hangs out.

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  9. Renaissance Pet Portrait

    Your cat, painted as royalty on a framed canvas. Your cat will not care. You will love it.

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Before you buy

Cats get bored of toys that are always out. Hide some and rotate them weekly.

Put perches and beds near windows or up high. Cats like watching the world from somewhere safe.