15 Swoon-Worthy Valentine’s Day Gift Ideas For Your Cat

Cats may love dairy, but this is a version they can enjoy without intestinal consequences. As the human who scoops their litter box, you’ll also be happy this toy isn’t a real slice of pizza.

Your cat’s already captured your heart. Give them something else to chase — maybe this heart-eyed, Valentine-red fish, for instance.

It’s a struggle to find a cat tree you don’t hate. This pleasing pastel will have your cat curled up in no time (and you ditching your old beige cat tree).

We try desperately to let our cats know how much we love them on a daily basis. Gift them this love-letter toy, and they’ll definitely get the message.

Heart-shaped candy boxes might be overdone, but heart-shaped scratching pads are the perfect choice in this scenario.

Heart-shaped Sweet Tarts are for elementary schoolers (and you, after you snag all the on-sale candy at CVS on February 15). These heart-shaped, superfood-infused treats are a much better Valentine’s treat for your cat.

Show the special feline in your life a little extra care this year with an adorable heart-shaped ceramic drinking bowl that encourages your H2O-avoidant cat to hydrate.

One of the best parts of Valentine’s Day is the sensory experience it offers — velvets, silks, and satins in hues of pink and red. Now, you can let your cat in on the fun with an icy-pink crushed-velvet collar.

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 brand that’s a fan-favorite of stylish cat owners.

If you aren’t into the whole themed gift thing, how about this subtle blush tent that you can both enjoy?

Even if you’re staying snuggled up at home, this is a day for looking and feeling your best. Nothing says love like getting all those fur mats loose with a brush that comes in Valentine’s Day pink.

You can’t give your cat a real bouquet of flowers without inevitably finding a pile of throw-up and petals (don’t let your cat eat flowers), so this is the next best thing.

Same goes for anything chocolate and fruit related.

A pink Pop Tart is the perfect way for your cat to start a Valentine’s Day morning. Eat dessert first (please don’t give your cat an actual Pop Tart). Besides the fact that pastries are unsafe for kitties, think back to all those Pop Tart-induced sugar highs you used to get on the bus before school. Truly no one needs that.

This milk-carton-shaped bed lets your cat escape for some privacy, plus it allows you to watch them peek their little head out of a (very Valentine’s Day-esque) strawberry-shaped window.