Do you adore cats or know someone who does? We've all got that person in our life who doesn't just love cats — they love cat stuff, too. Maybe they have an Instagram account for their precious kitty, a commissioned painting of said cat hanging on their wall, and a bumper sticker that proudly boasts "I love my cat." Or maybe this person is you (same, honestly).
Regardless of your stance on cats and cat paraphernalia, sometimes you need a few good gift ideas for your favorite feline fanatic. That's where we come in. We took the guess-work out of gift-giving and curated a list of the best gifts for cat lovers according to rave reviews from Grove members who are also a bit cat-obsessed. Peruse the list at your leisure, then check out the bottom for a few answers to commonly asked questions if you're just dipping your toes into the world of cat ownership.
This list of products was determined by ratings and reviews from Grove members.
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Here's the scoop on poop: Earth Rated Pet Waste Bags with Handles make it easy to clean and dispose of pet waste — worry-free and without the mess! These extra-strong pet waste bags offer maximum protection and promise a 100% leak-proof guarantee. The extra-wide mouth is great for cat litter scoops, too, and the easy-tie handles make it super …
Your berry healthy pet can be a berry happy pet with this delicious kin+kind Healthy Immunity for Dogs and Cats supplement. This supplement features cranberries and blueberries—both of which are full of free-radical-fighting antioxidants for your furry BFF. Just mix the powder into your pet’s food or sprinkle it on top, then watch the lil’ dude …
Does an upset tummy got your dog or cat down? Add this kin+kind Organic Pumpkin Boost (Digestion Support) to their food to help them get their digestion back to normal. This pet digestive support supplement helps relieve diarrhea and constipation with high-fiber ingredients such as pumpkin, flax seed, and coconut. It also features ginger for extra …
If you’re looking for sustainable cat litter but unwilling to sacrifice immaculate odor elimination, Sustainably Yours Multi-Cat Plus Natural Cat Litter fits the bill. Extra cassava fights those bad smells you desperately wish to avoid, and its granularity makes it extra-easy to spot clumps as you tidy up after your furry friend.
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Clean your pets in between grooming sessions without a mess with this Paw Sense Waterless Pet Shampoo. This sulfate-free, paraben-free, and naturally fragranced pet cleaning shampoo is made especially for dogs, cats, rabbits, ferrets, and other furry friends. Just spray your pets fur and wipe them clean for a refresh to their coats when bathing …
Give your pets the extra love they deserve with this kin+kind Healthy Bone & Joint Supplement for Dogs & Cats, and help make their bones and joints stronger over time. This dog and cat bone and joint supplement is made with no artificial ingredients, grains, GMOs, preservatives, or chemical processing, and combines organic coconut, turmeric, and …
Between cat litter and her carnivorous appetite, it's no surprise that your sweet kitty isn't a poster girl for sustainability. Sure, your cat might not be very environmentally friendly now, but there are a few simple ways you can turn her into an eco-warrior ASAP.
Cat litter isn't inherently bad — rather, it's what cat litter is made from that makes it potentially harmful to cats and their owners. Many conventional cat litters are made from bentonite clay, which contains silica dust that can lead to respiratory issues for cats and humans. These clay litters, while popular due to their clumping abilities, could be ingested by cats, which could cause gastrointestinal issues. Conventional cat litter can also contain artificial fragrances that can cause issues for cats.
Instead of picking up clay or fragranced litter, opt for litters made from recycled materials. Newspaper, corn, cassava, sawdust, and wood shavings are all great alternatives to conventional litter. They're low-dust, fragrance-free, and biodegradable — what's not to love?
Cats are kind of like kids — you spend a ton of money on toys for them, and all they want is to play with the box. But if you're on the market for some new toys for Fluffy, you can choose from a variety of safe and eco-friendly materials like wool, cardboard, and recycled plastic, which make for excellent cat toys that won't produce more waste. And if your cat refuses to even look at her new toys, consider donating them to your local animal shelter instead of tossing them in the trash.
An alternative to buying new toys is to find baubles at the thrift store that you think your cat might like. You could also repurpose household items like toilet paper rolls, those aforementioned boxes, or decorative gift bows into fun toys for your kitty to play with.
At Grove, we take the guesswork out of which products are good for you and your home. Every product meets strict standards for being nontoxic, effective, sustainable, and cruelty-free. Once you find products you love, we ship to your home on a flexible, monthly schedule.
If you're ready to make the transition to natural cleaning, beauty, and household products, shop Grove Collaborative's natural products for the eco-friendly tools to tackle the job.
