Need a little inspiration for your Christmas shopping? If that special someone is a cat lover, then we can definitely help you out.
There's nothing better than picking out a gift that is not only super useful but also perfectly demonstrates how well you know them. Our range of feline-themed possible presents offers the inspo you need to tread that line more carefully than a cat on a thin wooden fence.
From cat-inspired games to kitty treats and feline-inspired homeware, here's our roundup of Christmas gift ideas…
Fun and Games for Cat Lovers this Christmas
Who doesn't love engaging in a good game around the festive season? Even better if you can make the games remotely cat-related, right? Well, this duo of quality kitty-themed challenges offers something to suit both human and feline players.
Cats v Dogs Chess Set
Around £205 (Regency Chess)
Let battle commence! As the price tag suggests, this isn't just any old chess set. Hand-painted on a Spanish walnut and maple veneer board, this gorgeous, whimsical set is created by Italfama and up for grabs on the Regency Chess website.
Dog lovers can do battle with what looks like a Cocker Spaniel queen, a Pug bishop, Yorkshire Terrier pawns and Alsatian knights. Meanwhile, cat lovers can conquer the board with a team that appears to include a Ragdoll bishop, Domestic Shorthair-esque knights, and a king that bears more than a passing resemblance to a ginger British Shorthair.
Smart Cat Peek-a-Prize Toy Box
£18.99 (Amazon)
Two legs or four, we all love a challenge. Designed by an animal behaviourist, this toy box is designed to stimulate and develop your cat's problem-solving abilities. Their favourite toys are hidden inside - and it's their job to get to them. Perfect for someone who owns a kitten or young cat, it provides a good mind and body workout.
Cat-related Books
For the cat-loving bookworms out there. Give the gift of adventure this Christmas, whether you're looking to escape into a feline-themed caper or learn more about your pet with some cat language comprehension classes. These two books have what you're looking for.
The Travelling Cat Chronicles - Hiro Arikawa
£9.99 (Waterstones)
This life-affirming story of a feline road trip was a bestseller in Japan, and its recent English translation has garnered some great reviews, including this one in The Guardian. The book follows one man's journey around Japan with Nana the street cat - an uplifting tale, perfect for chasing away the January blues.
Total Cat Mojo - Jackson Galaxy
From £6.49 on Kindle (Amazon) or £11.49 paperback
If you know someone whose cat has a mischievous side, then Jackson Galaxy - an expert in human-animal relationships - could have the answer. Presenter of the U.S. show My Cat From Hell, Galaxy is all about helping cats learn how to harness their mojo and chill.
Festive Treats
What could any self-respecting cat want more in the season of indulgence than a . And when you're done, why not cap the whole package off by presenting it in this paw-some large gift bag from Oliver Bonas?
Christmas Cats Socks
£10 (John Lewis)
Getting underwear and socks at Christmas is a ritual. So, why not make that inevitability a little more tailored to your cat-crazy colleague, friend or family member? This cosy collection comes in a pack of three and features adorable kitty Christmas motifs.
Cat-themed Christmas Jumper
£35 (Cat Protection)
The perfect gift for the cat-lover in your group at Christmas time. This playful sweatshirt features a black and white cat sleeping on top of a wrapped present. Available in men's and women's, complete with a range of colours, the graphic is printed using eco-friendly ink. And you can be happy in the knowledge that your whimsy is helping a great cause.
Christmas Catnip Hamper
£19 EcoKitty (Not On The High Street)
There's more to this Christmas bundle than just catnip. Made by ecokitty, it includes a recycled winter cardboard playhouse, complete with two handcrafted organic catnip cat toys.
Cat Homeware
Cat homewares are a great way to show how much you love your feline friend while adding character and colour to your home. We've got options for every room, too! From the cat-servatory to the kit(ten)-chen.
Cat Scratch Turntable
£19 (Dunelm)
While it doesn't actually play music, this gift provides the perfect scratchy surface for cats to sharpen their claws. More importantly, it gives you the chance to capture endless photos of your small furry DJ.
OWL Posh Cat Pouffe
Around £130 Poezenrijk (Etsy)
This luxury cat bed is made in the Netherlands, stuffed with natural down, covered with linen fabric and lined with a genuine sheepskin rug. If only they made them in human sizes!
Cat Wine Rack Holder
Around £14 Mooddecoshop (Etsy)
Do you know someone who is a fan of both wine and cats? Handmade from birchwood, this cat wine rack is a quirky addition to the kitchen worktop.
Personalised Crazy Cat Lady Mug
£18 Sophia Victoria Joy (Notonthehighstreet)
This is definitely a nickname we'd be proud to showcase to the world, and what better way than on a mug? Add the name of the cat lover in your life to this ceramic mug for a personal touch.
Ginger Cat Salt and Pepper Shakers
£29 (Hannah Turner)
There's a lot of humour in Bristol-based Hannah Turner's work - and her studio exports all over the world. Also available in grey tabby or black and white, these shakers come with cat-isfaction guaranteed!
Feng Shui Good Health Lucky Cat
£9 (The Japanese Shop)
These characters are a familiar sight in the entrances of homes and businesses. Like any maneki neko (lucky cat), this cute little guy has his paw outstretched; something that's believed to usher in happiness and prosperity.
Everypaw Cat Insurance
Everypaw's Cat Insurance comes with 24/7 unlimited access to vets and vet nurses that can help with your pet's health, care, nutrition and behaviour. So you can rest assured your kitty will be well looked after.
