Get a tub of dried catnip and turn any toy, piece of furniture, blanket or cat bed into a fun plaything for your catnip-sensitive kitties. Most cats are sensitive to catnip and owners find their cats becoming extra playful, active, and maybe erratic when exposed to nip. Of our cats, Gumby and Timmy both love catnip; William seldom shows interest. 

For sale here is a tub of pure catnip. This can be used in catnip toys that have refillable pockets. It can be used to entice your cat to use a new piece of cat furniture or to introduce your kitty to a new bed. Catnip can even be used to help when introducing a new cat into your household. This tub is sold by From the Field and comes highly rated. Buy the medium 3.5oz tub shown here or pick a different size (larger or smaller) to suit your household's needs.

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Can you believe it's been almost 9 years since Grumpy Cat hit the scene? The mixed breed kitty, named Tardar Sauce, became an Internet celebrity when her photo was first posted on Reddit in September 2012. Her permanently grumpy facial expression was attributed to a form of feline dwarfism.

This cute cloth cat toy is an officially licensed stylized cartoon image of the famous kitty. The egg-shaped toy has little kitty ears and an enticing fuzzy tail. This is fun for fans of Grumpy Cat and their feline pals.

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We've had a self-grooming brush arch like this one for about four years, and it's holding up very well although our cats don't really use it as intended.

Our arch brush sits in our living room. Rather than using it for self-brushing, our boys Gumby and especially Timmy like to lay under it or next to it. Timmy will sometimes use it to brush the inside of his mouth (in other words, he bites or munches on it). Despite this misuse, the brush hasn't shed any bristles and still looks pretty much brand new.

This small piece of cat furniture doesn't take up a lot of space and it seems to bring comfort to our kitties, so I'd say that's a win. Lots of consumers do report their cats like using it for self-grooming.

This set of three suction cup bowls was designed for kids to help prevent messes at baby's mealtime. They can also serve as pet bowls and users have reported success using these as both water and food bowls for cats who have been known to knock things over just for fun. If you have a cat like this, suction cup bowls like these might be your best solution!

This is a set of three bowls with suction cup bottoms. They are meant to stick on smooth surface, like a floor or tray. Cat owners have placed them on countertops with success as well. 

The bowls come in three different sizes and the set includes a lid for the smallest bowl. While they are meant to suction to a surface in order to prevent movement, the suction has a small tab to make removal by adult human hands easy enough. The suction bowls are made of easy to clean BPA-free plastic and are microwave safe and safe for use on the top rack of the dishwasher.

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Indoor kitties can enjoy a taste of the outdoors when you offer them cat grass. Our previous cats were real cat grass connoisseurs and we'd often have a small planter available for them upon which to munch. Sometimes they'd get out of balance and the grass would make them vomit, so we'd have to keep an eye on them. Some cats love grass and use it to keep their digestive systems in balance. If you think you'd like to offer your indoor cats a taste of cat grass, this affordable pack of three window planters is a great way to try it out.

With this purchase you'll get three bags for window planters, along with wheatgrass seed, also known as cat grass. Follow the easy instructions to get started and within a week or so you'll be read to serve up some grass to your kitty.

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This is an interesting product that has three different types of plant materials that are known attractants for cats. Clumps of catnip, silvervine, and gall nut have been compressed into ball shapes. The three balls fit into a mount that can be attached to the wall or just set on the ground for kitty to investigate. The idea is for your kitty to rub, lick, and/or scratch the materials for benefits to mental and physical health. 

Read the reviews of this popular cat treat product to get an idea if it might be worth a try for you and your kitties. We have offered our cats silvervine sticks and they don't seem to show any interest. We have also offered compressed catnip balls and our cats are far less interested in those than in catnip flakes or fresh nip. But after looking at the cute photos with the reviews for this Peteast Catnip Toy, I think we'd give it a try.

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