12 Purrfect Gift Ideas for the Cat-Lover on Your List

Cats will scratch on everything you care about. This wall mounted cat scratcher ($29) can be propped up on any wall to grab a cat’s attention and save the back of the sofa.

Cats are easily distracted, which means they love eye-catching toys. This box set ($30) is filled with toys made from natural material like wood and feathers. Play fetch!

The carrier is rarely a "happy place" for cats. Sleepypod ($190) tries to change that with this design. If the cat learns to use it as a bed, they'll be less freaked out when the soft dome top zips on. There's a zip-up portal in the top of the dome so they can poke their head out, and the Velcro handle closure makes it easy to weave in a seat belt during car trips.

Woke up on the wrong side of the bed? Slip these grumpy cats ($50) on your feet because, from the looks of them, they have the Monday blues as well.

This toy ($14) is a feline take on Whack-A-Mole—but instead of a mole, it is a mouse. A human works the stick and does their best to push the cat’s buttons.

Scoops get nasty pretty quick. One of these cheap and solid litter scoopers ($13) will be welcome in the cat-owner's home.

Every cat lover needs a painting from this website. Splendid Beast (Starting at $99) will take your photo of any pet and turn it into a masterpiece. They'll want to hang the Meow-na Lisa on the best wall in the house.

This sleek cat feeder ($60) is slightly tilted (15 degrees) to allow for easier access. There are separate bowls for food and water. The nook on the side allows for additional treats or a little wheatgrass.

Phones are not the only things getting smart, modular designs. Arrange this set of five cardboard blocks ($299) to build a tall or squat cat tree. They're also sturdy enough to use as shelving for books, magazines, plants, and cat toys.

"Cat mob robs bank—read all about it!" This coffee table book, The Cats of the Times ($30) gathers up all of the cat-related stories and headlines from The New York Times' daily coverage between 1872 and 1965. There are lost of photos too.