Valentine’s Day Gifts to Show Your Cats Just How Much You Love Them
Our cats show us their love with cuddles, nudges, and purrs every day of the year. On the day that celebrates everything about love, why not show them just how much they mean to you? Here are some simple suggestions for high-quality, animal-friendly presents that your cat is sure to love, whatever your budget may be.
Cat Guardian’s Bible
Nothing says “love” more than learning how to communicate better with your cat companion—Ingrid Newkirk’s book 250 Vital Things Your Cat Wants You to Know helps you learn their language so you can be a better guardian.
Furhaven Heart-Shaped Cat Scratcher
You can never have enough cat scratchers, and this one does double duty with a fun ball toy inside as well.
PurrSong LavvieBot S
Upgrade your cat’s litterbox with this smart, automatic cat litterbox from PETA Business Friend PurrSong. It even connects to an app on your phone so you can monitor your cat’s health and receive notifications when the box needs a deep clean.
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Not all cats (or dogs) are loved and cared for by guardians like you—millions are neglected and homeless, which is why it’s essential to have your animal companions spayed or neutered and never buy animals from a breeder or pet store. Learn more about PETA’s Community Animal Project, and take our pledge to help end animal homelessness:
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