Resources - Cat Supplies

Smaller than most dog leashes and just the right size/weight for a cat.

XS seemed right for a cat. Others were too big/bulky.

Fits my ten-pound-ish kitty.

For going out and about in the neighborhood.

Found a better one. Works very well for trimming down the pantaloon area.

Great for the couch and bed; works a little better than the equivalent XL Chom Chom and has a window to see when it’s full.

Good for detailing small areas, especially around the neck & mane.

A first pass brush with a hair ejection function.

The self cleaning port is useful for storage and for defurring the brush.

Good for removing loose hairs in shedding season.

These work much better than wet wipes for removing dried…whatever from fur.

Enzymes work better than traditional options for certain categories of emissions; thankfully haven’t had to use this much.

Large enough top platform for an adult ragdoll to curl up and sleep.

Good basic cat tree with actually usable sized platforms. It’s way more robust than Amazon particle board offerings. I just wish the carpet shed a little less.

Round bed.

Compact rectangular bed good for in front of the pc monitor.

Larger bed good for an extended sprawl.

Pint sized cozy-blankies.

Great for adding wall climbing when you have more free windows than spare walls. I prefer the aesthetics of these to the kinds with a hypotenuse support. Suction cups have held up well so far.

I find these “suede” ones better than the pure nylon ones, less noisy and more durable.

Good for turning into a U shape, can also be combined with the short one for extra novelty.

Lighting the litter box area, and cat-trip prevention.

Most cost effective ones I’ve found so far that aren’t a huge multi-pack.

Turn any table leg into a scratching post.

Basic scratching post.

Small footprint, reasonable design, and very quiet. Cheap aftermarket filters available.

Allows clean wiring of the fountain.

Short effect probiotics.

Emergency tummy calming for hoomans and cats.

Long effect probiotics.

Healthy treats for the cat; 20/40/100 packs switch off for being most cost effective depending on sales.

They’re very smelly so good for certain kinds of treat puzzles.

Cat Doritos. Good for treat puzzles that might retain crumbs of other treats.

Nice as an auxiliary treat, a bit messy.

Minimal dust, seems to last well enough, ordering on Chewy or Amazon depending on sales.

Self-storing litter scoop. Ours has broken once, so I’ll likely replace it with something else if it breaks again.

Hard to find a hooded litter box that still lets you check the state of the litter - this thing works great without having to hack up a sterilite container.

Auxiliary litter box with larger footprint; pretty much invincible and will fit a ragdoll of nearly any age/size. We had it as a second litter box for a while, but she stopped using it in favor of the other, so now it’s a household mopping bucket + rare cat bath container.

They always get lost…so I got 30 of them.

Potentially more amusing for the humans than the cat, but the cat seems to like them too.

Rolls around nicely when swatted by a paw.

Good for spacing out the treats a little bit + working those feline neurons.

Replacements available en masse from various AliExpress vendors; quality varies.

I got mine for $15 on Temu since it was half the cost as the Amazon ones. These wood ones are a lot nicer than the plastic ones since the balls roll more freely and make satisfying clanking noises.

Cat goes harder for these than any other toy; the retractableness of the wand is very convenient for storing around the house and the bendiness is pretty ideal.

Beautifully derpy fish for bunny kicking.

Kitty tv. It can either plug into the wall, or run off batteries.

These bells emit a delicate tinkle that she is very intrigued by compared to larger cat toy bells.

Can remote control drive this via a smartphone app and throw treats at the cat while away, do little dances, etc. Good for checking if she’s under the couch/bed where the smartcams can’t see. Can mildly handle carpet. Very cute noises, likes to shout “ROLA ROLA” and “IM GOING HOME TO CHAWGE.”

A complete ripoff that should have been included with the Petpal rather than sold separately. However, it is very satisfying to use.

I mounted one of these stationary cams above each of her cat trees.

This one has PTZ functionality, and watches over the living room.

I started her with the small mini ones, then upgraded to the larger ones once she had the technique down.

Challenge mode for learning the scooping-with-a-paw technique. Looks good in a dual-color PLA.

Keeps the cat’s tail away from office chair wheels. It’s targeted at Aerons, but I simply scaled down the model until it fit with the right degree of friction on my target chair.

Holds the Tapo C220 inverted on top of a bookshelf, the way its pan/tilt range expects. It was nearly unusable without it when tucked up on top of a bookshelf.