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These lickable cat treats are such a crowdpleaser — even Chicho, who generally turns his nose up at crunchy treats, loves to get in on the action whenever I offer him one of these lil' tubes. And considering it has an average 4.8 (!) out of 5 stars on Amazon and over 31,000 5-star ratings, it seems my kitties aren't alone in loving them. It's so easy to tear open a pack, and I love being able to feed the treat to them directly, like Go-Gurt. They also came in clutch a while back when Sneaky (who was later diagnosed with a low-grade form of lymphoma) stopped eating and was throwing up from his stomach being so empty. The Churu lickable treats were the only thing I could coax him into eating — and while they're not a replacement for meals, they're high in moisture and were able to tide him over until his vet visit. And if you have to give your cats medications regularly, these can help disguise the flavor.
Price: $9.44 (originally $14.50)
This has been on my wishlist forever so I'm snagging one for myself right now!
Promising review: "I tried them all and hated them all. Some were too short, too flimsy, fell apart while using, or didn't get all of the treat out, but finally I found the right spoon for feeding my cat her favorite treat, Churu. It gets all of the goo out without having to get my fingers dirty and it stops her from biting at the tube. She eats it a little slower, just because she has to lick it and I’m not shooting it into her mouth. She loves it. It’s super easy to use and to clean. The others are too complicated and don’t do such a good job. It’s brilliant. Less is more. If you’ve been searching, this is the one you want. Also, the spoon part is really big so I’m going to be looking into mixing some of her meds in with the Churu before we get started. She knows that spoon is the treat spoon, so with the Churu mixed in, she might just take it quickly. Happy treat bonding with your kitties!" —NMW
Price: $7.99 (originally $13.89; available in four colors)
This robo vac can easily move between hard floors and low- to medium-pile carpets/rugs and can pick up all the accumulated dust, dirt, and hair while you go about your day. It has an infrared sensor to avoid knocking into obstacles (like furniture and walls) and drop-sensing tech so it won't fall down stairs and off ledges. And if it starts to run low on battery, it'll just return to its base for a recharge! Reviewer do recommend keeping stray items like socks and cords off the floor before running this.
Promising review: "This robo vacuum is incredible! I have three dogs and a cat; this vacuum is a time saver. I run it each day and it has done an incredible job of keeping pet hair, dirt and debris picked up in my home. Works well on carpet, hardwood, and tile floors. Wish I had purchased it sooner!" —t. hampton
Price: $129.99 (originally $249.99; also available in a model with home mapping)
I've been using this trapper mat for ages now, and while it's pretty much impossible to eliminate all litter from your home if you own even one cat, let alone multiple, this mat has made keeping the floor of my litter box room MUCH more manageable. Unlike other mats, where the litter just kind of sits on top and eventually gets kicked elsewhere, this mat is designed so that the litter falls through the holes and stays inside the mat until you're ready to dump it. It's made out of an EVA material that's supposed to be gentle enough for cat paws, and my two kitties don't seem to have a problem walking on it. I *highly* recommend getting the larger 30-by-24-inch mat to extend the coverage area (and thankfully, it's a little cheaper right now for Prime Day) — I initially got the smaller one but went back for the larger size, and it's perfect. Note that the mat will probably have a fold down the middle when it first arrives, but just give it some time and weigh it down with something if needed; it'll lay flat.
Price: $18.79 for the larger size in black (originally $29.99; also available in two other colors)
I picked this air purifier up a couple years ago to help manage the ~smell~ that sometimes wafts from my cats' litter box when it starts to get full, and to help keep my NYC apartment air cleaner in general. I'm also (lol) extremely allergic to cats, and though I get allergy shots for this, it's also nice to help cut down on the pet dander for myself and any visitors with allergies. This thing makes a DIFFERENCE. It cuts down on any noticeable smell from the cats, my air feels cleaner, and my allergies are usually non-existent in the apartment.
I was *especially* grateful to have this last year when Canadian wildfires brought smoke all the way down to NYC, where the AQI (air quality index) was over 400 at some points (for those who don't know, that's BAD). It helped keep the air inside my apartment as clean as possible, which made me feel better for myself and my kitties. Since I have a one-bedroom, I'll likely pick up a second one just so I don't have to move it back and forth at night. Oh, and it's fairly quiet — it basically functions as white noise, which can be handy if you run this at night in the bedroom too.
Depending on your usage and environment, it's recommended to replace the filter every 3–6 months — replacements are available on Amazon. (You can see the difference between my old filter and a new replacement one above!)
Price: $47.99+ (originally $59.99+; available in two colors)
I used to have an old fountain from this brand but upgraded to the stainless steel version this year since it's more hygienic. Both of my cats took to it immediately — I do feel like they drink *way* more water with it around, and I love not having to stress about refilling their water bowl every single day. It's super quiet with only the lightest trickling sound (which is honestly kind of relaxing), and it gets louder when the water gets low inside, signaling to you that it's time to refill. I always do a quick clean with soap and water at that point, too — it takes no more than a few minutes. Just be sure to do a deep clean of the filter every so often, too. It pops open really easily for cleaning!
Price: $27.99 (originally $39.99) — be sure to clip the $2 off coupon!
Promising review: "The mechanism is so quiet, it makes no more sound than I did when I would feed her manually. Add that to the programmable portion sizes and meal schedule, and this actually solves *two* of my problems: my cat’s desire to have breakfast at 5 a.m. and her tendency to eat too much and then throw up. I can set this to give her a half-portion at 5 and then follow it up a few hours later with a second half-portion to get her through to dinner. All the wins!" —Chris Galbreath
Price: $52.23+ (originally $89.99)
Price:$20.15 (originally $27.99)
When I say that the thought of having to evacuate my cats during an emergency (like a fire) is one of my worst fears, I mean it literally keeps me up at night. I live alone, and hauling both adult cats around in the individual bulky carriers I have is hard enough as it is without any extra stuff I may need to take with me, so I was desperate to find a solution for times when I would need to quickly take both cats on the go.
Having this dual-cabin carrier has been a weight off my shoulders — just knowing I have a way to easily transport them during emergencies is a relief, and though I haven't had a chance to take it to a vet visit yet, it'll be fantastic for the next time I have to take them both in at once (I still use an individual carrier for solo trips). I can put my heavier cat (Sneaky) in the bottom and my lighter cat (Chicho) in the top and heave the backpack over my shoulders fairly easily. They're heavy and it's still a bit awkward to wear, yes, but it's way more manageable than heaving around two regular carriers on my own.
Price: $39.99+ (originally $49.99+; available in two sizes and three colors)
Promising review: "I found the Little Green machine because of a TikTok video; someone was cleaning their car seats and the water was absolutely disgusting, so obviously I was like I HAVE TO TRY THIS. So I ordered one and it was everything I ever hoped and more! We have three cats in the house whose favorite pastimes are puking, peeing, and occasionally stepping in their own poop and running across the only carpeted room in the entire house, you know how cats are. Anyway, this thing works SO well it tackles all of that and every other mess I've made to date! It's small enough it doesn't feel like a huge hassle to store it or pull it out, but also holds enough water I don't have to constantly run to refill it. I think it might be magic and I have a slightly unhealthy attachment to it at this point. I'm not sure if its always the case, but the box came with a coupon for two containers of the cleaner through Bissell too, which was a huge bonus!" —Stephani
Price: $81.99 (originally $123.59)
BTW, this tool comes with small bottles of ready-to-use cleaning formula, but if you need more, grab a bigger bottle on sale for $9.57!
Happy & Polly is a small business! I don't own this tree, but I've bought quite a few other products from them and they're always super cute and high quality in person.
Promising review: "It matches my decor and is well made and sturdy. The top perch is cozy, and the cushion fits snug. The coffin beds also are well-cushioned to my surprise. It's a good height without being overpowering in the room, and I love the wood base, which gives it a nice look. I recommend!" —Brittany Johnson
Price: $87.36 (originally $119.99)
I have a different Mau cat tree (one not sold on Amazon) and absolutely love it, as do my cats! It's one of those upgrades that once you make, there's no looking back — I hope to pick up a second one of their trees in the future!
Promising review: "Really aesthetically pleasing kitty tower. This would go well with any modern or boho decor. The platforms are plush and cushioned well and a true white. Perfect height by my bedroom window where I wanted something nicer looking than the usual cat tower. This really fit the bill! Plus, it feels very sturdy — the wooden tree sections are pretty heavy, and both my cats were able to stand on it without any wobbling at all." —Gigi
Price: $132 (originally $189)
It has magnets, so just stick it on your fridge for some easy, nonverbal communication with the members of your household. If you want to stick it somewhere that's not magnetic, it also comes with adhesive for doing so.
Promising review: "Don't be manipulated by your feline resident! She may look cute, but she likes to yell at me first thing in the morning for her wet food. So, of course, I feed her. When my partner gets up later, she tries again, yelling at him like the starving kitty she is NOT. Sometimes he falls for it, and then she gets first and second breakfast. Well, we will be suckered no more! This feeding tracker is magnetic, so we stuck it on the fridge, where the wet food lives. Now we will always know that she was fed, no matter how much she meows at us. We may not win the war, but we did this win battle!" —Purple Lotus
Price: $6.95 (originally $9.95)
Promising review: "I purchased this kit because I have an 18-pound green-eyed, long-haired cat, whom everyone asks me about. 'Is she a Maine Coon?' 'Is she part Maine Coon?' I had no idea as to her lineage, as I found her struggling for her survival on the street and had no idea who her parents were. She turned out not to be a Maine Coon, but showed similar ancestry to rag dolls. Believable, as she’s very people-friendly and almost acts like a dog. However, the most important part of this test is the health reports. I’ve sent a copy to her veterinarian, so that we can be on the lookout for anything she may be predisposed to and to have the vet give suggestions as to how to avoid certain outcomes. I’m very happy with the test and recommend it to anyone with concerns about their cat’s health or curiosity about their lineage." —Madouc
Price: $85 (originally $159)
Carpet messes are undoubtedly the worst to clean up — it's "funny" how they always choose to have their accident there — but you can also use this on clothes and other surfaces like concrete and hardwood. Just be sure to follow the instructions carefully for non-carpet use.
When it comes to my own experience with Rocco & Roxie, well...let's just say we're no stranger to cat accidents 'round these parts, and I keep this stuff stocked at all times. Between Chicho's hairballs and Sneaky's vomiting, I've accidentally stepped in piles of yuck more times than I care to count, and this bottle is what I reach for whether the mess is on my hardwood floor or carpet. It always lifts the stain, without any detectable odor left behind.
Promising review: "I have six elderly cats, and a few of them oftentimes leave smelly pee puddles to register their disdain at whatever cats get 'peed off' about. It's not a litter box problem and, although I've caught one or two of them doing it, I can't blame them all. This product works great on fresh messes as well as dried ones. After blotting up fresh pee pods, I saturate the area with Rocco & Roxie's odor remover and let it dry. For dried stinky stuff, I just saturate the area and let it dry. It has a pleasant odor and completely eliminates the ammonia odor. Believe me, I've tried all kinds of products, and this one works the best. I buy gallons now just to have on hand. It's better than smelling that awful pee!" —mona mia
Price: $13.52 (originally $19.31; also available in a gallon size)
Having had multiple cats with cancer and other chronic conditions, I'm well-acquainted with giving daily meds. It's never fun, but having a good pill cutter around is a non-negotiable at this point because of how much easier it makes the process, even compared to using a regular knife. Sneaky currently has a medication that comes in pills that are *already* super small, and he can only get a quarter piece every 72 hours, and that would be pretty much impossible without having a pill cutter on hand. Of course, you can use this for human meds too if needed!
Price: $5.96 (originally $12.98)
Promising review: "We'll be purchasing again! Our cats love these! Both cats will chase after them and one will even retrieve the ball and bring it back to you to throw again. He hasn't done that in a long time. They love the sounds they make when you throw them! Great idea and a great toy! Thanks!!! : )" —Randy Garner
Price: $7.98+ (originally $9.98+; available in two styles)