Interactive Bird Simulation Cat Toy Set

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The Interactive Toy

A slow-moving, battery-powered toy that keeps cats engaged even when no one's home. The kind that doesn't get ignored after five minutes and somehow stays interesting.

The Fat Cat Cat Backpack

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The Carry-All Cat Bag

A structured, breathable carrier that makes vet visits, short trips, and travel days feel less chaotic. Once cats feel secure inside, leaving the house stops being such a production.

KittySpout Stainless Water Fountain

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The Water Fountain

A quiet, stainless steel fountain that encourages cats to drink more water. Less refilling, fewer spills, and noticeably better hydration.

Necoichi Extra Wide Raised Basic Bowl

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The Elevated Food Bowl

A simple raised bowl that's easier on a cat's neck and digestion. It also keeps feeding areas cleaner and looks nicer than expected.

3 In-1 Cat Grooming Brush

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The Gentle Grooming Brush

A soft brush cats tolerate instead of immediately running away from. Regular grooming suddenly feels possible instead of stressful.

Pacagen Cat Allergen Reducing Supplement

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Cat Allergen Reducing Supplement

A science-backed, pet-safe powder that you can mix into your cat's food to reduce the amount of cat allergens they spread. Drug-free, non-toxic, and supports cat gut health. Available in two flavors cats love: chicken and salmon. Safe for cats, adults, and children.

Modkat Litter Mat

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The Low-Tracking Litter Mat

A textured mat that actually catches litter before it spreads across the house. One of those things you don't think about until you stop stepping on grit.

Cordless Cat Hammock Window Perch

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The Cozy Window Perch

A secure perch that gives cats their favorite thing: a sunny spot to watch the world. It frees up the couch and instantly becomes their go-to place.

Multifunctional Cat Scratching Carpet

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The Scratch Pad That Saved the Couch

A simple scratcher placed exactly where the cat already wanted to scratch. Turns out placement matters more than design.