20 Genius Products For Anyone Who Has a Cat

I found out I had a few plants that were not good for cats. In case my kitten decided to chew on them, I replaced one with this pet-friendly Bloomscape Potted Bird's Nest Fern ($35), and I love it. You can read my full review here.

Did you know there was such thing as whisker fatigue? A cat leaning down too much while eating can actually irritate them. This Cat Person Mesa Bowl ($40) is the perfect solution; plus, it's just really cute.

This Catit LED Flower Water Fountain ($30) is honestly just so cute, and my kitten loves drinking from it.

Instead of one of those old carpeted cat trees, I bought him this Vesper Stool Modern Cat Tree ($53, originally $61) instead. I love the design, and he plays on it for hours.

My kitten, like most, loves scratching the side of my sofa. A coworker recommended I try the Sticky Paws Pioneer Pet Cat Training Aid ($9). It's basically tape you can put where they like to scratch, and it will teach them to stop.

I bought this BinetGo Donut Calming Cat Bed ($30), because it has over 2,000 rave reviews on Amazon. It does exactly what it says, because my kitten loves relaxing in it.

Kittens often have a hard time sleeping away from their mother and litter after adoption, and this Petstages Purr Pillow Calm Comfort Featuring Soothing Noisemaker ($12) helps calm them. The purr sensation makes them feel like they're not alone.

This Catit Senses 2.0 Food Tree ($18) is a fun game for them to dig out treats and learn to work for their food.

I've tried many litter boxes over the years, and hands down, this Modkat Litter Box ($90) is my favorite. Because they jump in and out, they don't track as much litter throughout the house, and the scooper hanging from the side makes it easy to use.

You've probably seen this ChomChom Roller Pet Hair Remover ($25) on your Instagram feed if you have a pet. I decided to give it a try, and it truly is a miracle product that removes pet fur from literally anywhere.

I've purchased a ton of cat toys, and he loves these Chiwava 4 Packs Soft Plush Cat Toys ($10) more than anything.

Cats will sleep pretty much anywhere, and I have a few bed options for my kitten. This Cat Person Canopy Bed ($80) is by far the one he chooses most though. The comfy pad and felt cover create a cozy space for him.

My kitten has already showed interest in digging through trash, so I invested in this Simplehuman Slim Kitchen Step Trash Can ($40). The trash can has a pet lock, so he can't get in it when we're not around. Plus, I love the sleek and minimal design.

I prefer using this flexible Bencmate Soft Sided Pet Carrier ($16) over a boxed one and noticed my kitten sleeps easier on the go in it.

As I try to get my kitten to stop scratching my furniture, I invested in this Pet Prime Cat Scratcher Lounge ($30). The material draws him to it, and he loves laying on it, too.

There's no explanation needed for why this bestselling Friends Forever Interactive Laser Cat Toy ($20) is always a good option.

This Rocco & Roxie Professional Strength Stain & Odor Eliminator ($20) is always a must with pets, just in case of accidents.

Around the time I adopted my kitten, I also bought a new living room rug. I wanted to make sure it stayed cleaner than ever, so I finally invested in my dream Dyson V11 Torque Drive Cordless Vacuum Cleaner ($600, originally $700). The powerful engine can suck up pretty much anything, including cat fur and litter. It has been a savior to my rug and floors.

More than ever, my allergies have been catching up with me. I decided to invest in this TruSens Air Purifier ($249), and I bought a filter specifically for pets. It helps suck up fur and dander. Read my full review here.

Sometimes my kitten will get a little dirty from being outside or using his litter box, and these Earthbath All Natural Grooming Wipes ($12) are a quick and easy way to clean him up.