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Bringing a Cat Home: Checklist of 10 Essential Items for Your New Pet

Welcome to the true 'cat owner' club! Bringing a cat home is a wonderful experience but also a responsibility. To ensure your 'royal' has a comfortable and happy life from the very beginning, careful preparation is extremely important. Below is a list of 10 indispensable **cat supplies** that any 'cat owner' should have.

A beautifully arranged collection of essential cat supplies on a clean, light-colored wooden floor. Items include a bag of premium cat kibble, a ceramic food bowl, a water fountain, a comfortable cat bed, a scratching post, and some colorful cat toys. The scene is bright and welcoming. Photorealistic, real-life photo style, 4k, sharp focus, warm lighting.

**1. Age-appropriate food**This is the most important factor. Depending on the age of your cat (kitten, adult or senior cat), you need to choose the appropriate type of **cat food**. Kittens need nutritious, easily digestible food such as pate, while adult cats can eat dry food. Consult your veterinarian or the seller for the best choice.

**2. Food bowls, water bowls**You should prepare at least two separate bowls: one for food and one for water. Prioritize easy-to-clean and durable materials such as stainless steel, ceramic or glass to avoid bacteria buildup. Always make sure your cat has enough clean water to drink all day.

**3. Toilet and litter**A **litter box** and **cat litter** are essential. Choose a box that is large enough for your cat to turn around comfortably. There are many types of litter on the market such as clay litter, glass litter, or organic litter (soy litter, wood litter). You can try a few to see which one your 'royal' likes best.

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**4. Carrier or Carrier**This is an essential item to ensure your cat's safety whenever you need to take him to the vet, travel, or move to a new home. Choose a **cat carrier** that is sturdy, ventilated, and spacious enough.

**5. Cozy sleeping and living space**Cats spend most of their time sleeping, so a **cat bed** or a cozy little house would be a great gift. Sometimes, a simple cardboard box can also become their favorite 'castle'.

**6. Scratching Post**Scratching is a natural instinct for cats. A **scratching post** not only helps your cat sharpen its claws and relieve stress, but also protects your furniture from damage. Place the scratching post in an area where your cat frequently visits.

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**7. Cat Toys**To stimulate the mind and encourage movement, **cat toys** are an indispensable part. Cat fishing rods, balls of yarn, fake mice, or toys with catnip will help keep your cat entertained and bond with you.

**8. Grooming tools**A basic grooming kit includes a brush and nail clippers. Regular brushing helps remove loose hair, prevents tangles, and minimizes hairballs in the cat's gut. **Cat nail trimming** is also necessary to prevent nails from growing too long and making it difficult to move.

**9. Specialized shampoo**Even though cats are good at cleaning themselves, they still need to be bathed occasionally. Make sure you use **cat shampoo** that is pH balanced and safe for their skin and coat. Never use human shampoo.

**10. Collar and tag**In case your cat gets lost, a **collar with a tag** that has your contact information on it is a great idea. Choose a collar with a safety lock that will automatically release if your cat gets stuck.

Having all the above items ready will help you feel more confident in **taking care of your cat**, and give your little friend a good and safe start in their new home. Wishing you and your 'king' lots of happy moments together!