Cat supplies for the home mean a cat corner: a bed or house where it can hide, a scratching post, bowls and a water fountain, a licking mat, and litter. It is important for a cat to have its own place away from high-traffic areas, and a separate surface for sharpening its claws, otherwise the sofa will take its place.
At home, a cat chooses for itself where to sleep and what to scratch — our job is just to offer a better alternative than the corner of the sofa. Practically speaking, this requires four things: a place of its own, a scratching post, bowls, and a litter box.
What does a cat need at home?
Cat beds and houses— enclosed houses where the cat can hide, and open beds; some models are combined with a scratching post for when space is limited.
Cat scratching posts— a separate surface for sharpening claws so that the sofa or carpet doesn't take its place.
Cat bowls— double bowls for food and water and a cordless water fountain if the cat likes to drink running water.
Cat lick mats— wet food is spread on them, allowing the cat to eat longer and more calmly.
Cat litter— clumping bentonite litter, the clumps of which are easy to scoop out of the box.
