Valentine’s Day Gifts For Your Cat
From catnip-stuffed chocolate kiss toys to rose-colored cat caves to crushed velvet collars, there’s no shortage of ways to show kitty some love this V-day.
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We know that making your cat your Valentine is a cliché generally reserved for early 2000s movies that deploy the lonely cat lady trope. However, it’s now 2022 and Valentine’s Day has less to do with romantic partnership than ever before. If you’ve been looking for a way to gift your fuzzy companion a little something special or have just had your eye on a fresh cat cave that matches your interior decor, it’s the perfect holiday to justify the purchase. Below, the rose colored presents you and your cat can enjoy this Valentine’s Day.
Btw, our editors (and their pets) picked out these products. They’re always in stock at the time we publish, but there’s a chance they’ll sell out. If you do buy through our links, we may earn a commission. (We’ve got a lot of toys to buy over here, you know?)
We try desperately to let our cats know how much we love them on a daily basis. Consider this a love letter they’ll understand completely.
$11 at Etsy
The fastest way to spread a little love this Valentine’s Day? Give your cat the gift of play with a cute heart-shaped felt toy from the fan favorite brand of stylish cat owners.
$6 at The Foggy Dog
Show the special feline in your life a little extra care this year with an adorable heart-shaped ceramic drinking bowl that encourages the hydration that crafty cats tend to avoid.
$39 at Land of Meow
It’s a struggle to find a cat tree that you don’t hate. This perfectly feminine variation on the classic beige shag cat tree will have your cat curled up in no time.
$99 at Amazon
Cats may love dairy, but this is a version they can enjoy without intestinal consequence.
$7 at Etsy
What could be more adorable and fitting for the holiday than a heart-shaped scratching pad?
$20 at Petco
One of the best parts of Valentine’s Day is the sensory experience it elicits — velvets, silks, and satins in hues of pink and red. Now, you can let your cat in on the fun with an icey pink crushed velvet collar.
$48 at Found My Animal
You know when you come home after a long day and just want to bee-line for your bed? Well, our cats feel that way, too. Providing them with a little space just for them is a gift all on it’s own.
$95 at Maxbone
Listen, everyone loves chocolate. This may be the closest your cat will ever get experiencing it for themself, so you know it’s a winner.
$7 at Ware of the Dog
If you aren’t into the whole themed gift thing, might I suggest this subtle blush tent that you can both enjoy?
$249 at Tuft + Paw
Since you can’t give your cat a real bouquet of flowers without inevitably finding a pile of throw up and petals, this is the next best thing.
$20 at Etsy
Same goes for anything chocolate and fruit related.
$9 at Chewy
It’s all in the phraseology. We support self love for humans and felines.
$9 at Walmart
There’s nothing better than a gift that will keep the cat in your life warm while providing a little joy for all involved.
$14 at Walmart
Give your cat the gift that keeps on giving with this set of three Valentines crinkle catnip toys.
$3 at Walmart
What could be more adorable and fitting for the holiday than a heart shaped cat nip toy?
$11 at Walmart
If your cat isn’t much for heavy collars and you aren’t much for gifts they can easily sink their teeth into, try this lovable heart collar.
$8 at Walmart
This collapsible cat tunnel will give both you and your cat endless entertainment. Plus, you’ll feel like you’re at a carnival in the 50s.
$26 at Walmart
A little one on one playtime may be just the thing your cat hoped they’d receive this Valentine’s Day.
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Avery Felman
Avery is an editor at The Wildest. She has written for numerous publications, including Refinery29, BuzzFeed, and V Magazine. She lives in Brooklyn, New York with her fiancé and cat, Chicken, and has high hopes that one of them will let her adopt a dog.