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Practical cat supplies for feeding, hydration, scratching, play, grooming and cosy naps — from water fountains and scratching posts to cat trees, calming beds and interactive toys your cat will actually use.

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NanoSanitas Advanced No-Brush Dental Gel for Dogs & Cats
LickiMat OH Bowl for Cats — Slow Feeder with Oral Health Benefits
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No-Brush Dental Routine for Cats

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  • 1 × NanoSanitas Advanced No-Brush Dental Gel for Dogs & Cats
  • 1 × LickiMat OH Bowl for Cats — Slow Feeder with Oral Health Benefits

£26.49 for the set

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Browse 999 of our 1,529 cats (every product is in its department above)

This is the full range of everything we stock for cats, from everyday food and litter through to toys, grooming and beds. Whether you are shopping for one specific thing or working through what a new cat needs, this is the place to start before narrowing down to a more specific aisle.

Food and treats

The food range covers wet and dry complete diets across life stages, from kitten through adult to senior, alongside grain-free and sensitive options for cats who need something specific. Treats sit alongside the everyday food range, useful for training or simply spoiling a cat now and then, and it is worth keeping treats a small part of a cat's overall diet rather than a regular substitute for meals.

Cats can be particular eaters, and it is common for a cat to prefer one texture or flavour over another even within a single brand's range, so do not be surprised if it takes some trial and error to find what your cat actually wants to eat.

Litter, trays and everyday care

Litter and litter trays are a genuine everyday essential, and the range here covers clumping and non-clumping options along with trays in different styles, including hooded designs for cats who prefer more privacy. Grooming supplies, from brushes to shampoo, help manage shedding and coat condition, which matters more for some breeds and coat types than others.

Health-adjacent basics like flea and worming treatments, dental care and litter-related hygiene products all sit within the cat range too, alongside the practical everyday items most cat owners come back for regularly.

Toys, scratching and enrichment

Cat toys, scratching posts and trees, and enrichment items like puzzle feeders all support a cat's natural behaviours — scratching, climbing, hunting play — which matters for indoor cats in particular, who have fewer outlets for these behaviours than a cat with regular outdoor access. A scratching post in the right place can also save a good deal of damage to furniture.

Beds and hideaway spots round out the range, since cats generally appreciate having a choice of resting spots at different heights and levels of enclosure, rather than a single bed expected to suit every mood.

A little guidance

About cats

Cats are particular, so the right kit makes all the difference — a fountain that actually gets a fussy cat drinking, a scratching post tall and sturdy enough to save your sofa, and a snug bed in a quiet corner. Get those right and home life is calmer for everyone.

Everything here is chosen to be genuinely useful and fairly priced, shipped tracked across the UK with 30-day returns. New to cats? Our Knowledge Hub has a full new-kitten checklist plus hydration and scratching guides.

From the Knowledge Hub

Common questions

What supplies does a new cat need?

A litter tray (one per cat plus one spare) and scoop, food and water bowls or a fountain, a scratching post, a cosy bed, a carrier and a few toys. Our new-kitten checklist covers it all.

Are cat water fountains worth it?

For many cats, yes — they prefer running water and drink more from a fountain, which supports kidney and urinary health in a famously under-drinking species.

How do I stop my cat scratching the furniture?

Put a tall, sturdy scratching post right beside the spot they target, make the furniture less appealing with a protector, and reward them for using the post.

What toys are best for indoor cats?

Wand teasers you control, balls, tunnels and puzzle feeders — anything that taps their hunting instinct. Rotate them to keep things fresh.

Do you deliver across the UK?

Yes — tracked UK delivery, free over £39, with a 30-day returns.

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