For Cats
Everything for a cat that lives mostly indoors: climbing, scratching, litter, water, beds, grooming and hunting games. Start with cat trees and scratching posts, or see the newest additions in new arrivals.
A New Cat's First Week
A newly adopted cat needs one quiet room, not the run of the house. Put a litter tray in it, food and water at the opposite end, a place to hide and something to climb, then let the cat come to you. A covered den such as the Lunatto Cat Den lets a nervous cat watch the room without being exposed, and a low tower from cat trees and scratching posts gives height without a long jump. Toys, a fountain and a second tray can all wait a fortnight. If the cat will eventually go outside, fit a microchip cat flap before that first trip rather than after it.
Climbing and Scratching
Cats settle better when they can get above eye level, and they will scratch whether or not you provide a surface for it. Give them both. A tall or floor-to-ceiling cat tree belongs in the room the family actually uses, not the spare bedroom, and where floor space is tight a wall-mounted scratching board does the same job on the vertical. Offer one upright and one flat surface, and put the new post beside the spot already being scratched rather than in another room. The full range sits in cat trees and scratching posts, with soft landing places in cat beds and lounges.
Litter and Hygiene
The rule of thumb is one tray per cat plus one, kept away from the food and out of any corridor the dog uses. Open trays suit most cats; a hood contains scatter and smell but still needs scooping just as often. Browse litter boxes and accessories for covered, cabinet and stainless steel options, or let a self-cleaning tray take over the daily scoop. If the smell reaches the living room, the AirClean litter box air purifier works at the tray itself, and room units sit in air purifiers for pets. A sudden change in toilet habits is a vet question, not a litter question.
Water, Food and Play
Cats evolved to take most of their water from prey, which is why many drink too little on a dry diet. Moving water helps: the Fontanello cordless fountain or another option from bowls, feeders and water usually lifts intake within days. Keep the bowl away from the tray, use a shallow dish so the whiskers clear the sides, and split the daily ration across a puzzle feeder instead of one full bowl. Short hunts beat long ones, so two five-minute games with something from toys and enrichment do more than one long session, and a cat exercise wheel suits the cats that sprint at midnight.
Grooming, Travel and Care
Long-haired cats need combing every few days or the mats end up being cut out at the vet; short-haired cats mostly need help through the spring moult. Combs, clippers, dryers, ear and eye cleaners and dental kit are all in grooming and care, and a paw trimmer deals with the fur between the pads that makes wooden floors slippery. For the vet run, pick something sturdy from carriers and backpacks and leave it open at home as a bed, so it stops being an ambush. Everyday supplements and skin care sit in pet pharmacy.
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