With December right around the corner, it’s time to start gearing up for the Holiday season. While coming up with present ideas for your family, it’s important to include your cat on the special day. If your cat hasn’t been naughty this year, it’s important to reward them with some form of gifts. Thus, we have compiled this list for the best ideas for Christmas Presents for Cats.

Christmas Presents for Cats

 Required items for your kitten or cat’s health and safety:

• Collar is needed for attaching your pet’s identification tag. Make sure you buy a breakaway collar.
• ID tag is an absolute essential for every pet.
• Food bowl is obvious and there are many to choose from depending on your personal preference.
• Water bowl for clean, fresh water to be available at all times, even though they don’t drink much.
• Food that is well balanced and premium to maintain your pet’s health.
• Toys to keep kitty from being bored. Plus, playtime gives you a chance to bond with your new feline friend.
• Toothbrush and toothpaste to provide a dental health program that will promote healthy teeth and gums that need to last your cat a lifetime.
• Comb to keep your cat’s skin healthy and the coat shiny and mat-free.
• Nail clippers unless you plan to have your cat professionally groomed.
• Bed or mat to provide a place to cuddle up.
• Scratching post or furniture since it’s either a place of his own to scratch and perch, or it’s your couch.
• Litter needs no explanation, right?
• Litter Pan

Highly Recommended Items:

• Stain and odor neutralizer for quickly treating any accidents.
• Litter pan liners to make cleanup a little more convenient.
• Treats just because you love her!
• Catnip because cats have fun with it, and their owners have fun watching them!
• Hairball paste to help keep hairballs from becoming a problem.
• Ear cleaner to keep your cat’s ears clean and healthy.
• Shampoo and conditioner to keep your kitty looking (and smelling) nice.
• Containers for holding dry food and treats is more convenient than digging to the bottom of a big bag.
• Scoop for scooping dry food designed for getting food from the container to the bowl without getting it all over you and the floor.
• Hair pickup device so you can remove all that pretty cat hair from your clothing and furniture. If you ever wear black, you’re going to want a few of these!
• Carriers are essential for traveling with your pet and going to the vet.
• Flea prevention medication to ward off a possible infestation.
• Books, magazines, and videos to learn more about your new buddy.

Special Items:

• Vitamins for pets that need a little extra boost due to being undernourished or sick.
• Leash and a harness may be necessary if you want to train your cat to walk with you.