1. A self-grooming toy so your cats can get those good, good neck and cheek scritches when you're not available (or capable) of showering them all with attention at once. Promising review : " An ingenious device to make your cat happy.
My cat loves, loves, loves to have her head, face, and neck brushed. I do it regularly, but I liked the idea of her being able to get a scratch whenever she wanted. I put this up on the wooden side of her bed, where she likes to rub her head anyway.
(I used little nails to avoid marring the painted surface.) She quickly began using it. I was a little worried that she might do it obsessively and rub all her hair off, but so far she just gives herself a few scratches.
I highly recommend this if your cat likes to rub their head on things." — Lynx Get it from Amazon for $4.99 .
2. A cardboard box with refill scratch pads because it is a truth universally acknowledged that a single cat in possession of a good box and piece of cardboard will be absolutely thrilled about it. Sprinkle on some of the included catnip, and this'll be their new fave spot for scratching, napping, and just generally ~hanging out~ (instead of your expensive furniture).
BuzzFeed Shopping writer Courtney Lynch swears by this: "Listen up, people. If your cat loves to take their scratching habit out on your furniture, you absolutely *need* one of these in your home. They're especially great for kitties who automatically take up residence in any cardboard box you bring into the .
