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Toys & Supplies We Actually Use
Everything below is in our home with our own Savannah cats — toys, climbing, litter, and the raw feeding gear we use every month. Buy the essentials before pickup day and your kitten settles faster.
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Toys & enrichment
Savannahs are relentless. Rotating a few real toys beats a basket of cheap ones, and it is the difference between a played-with cat and a shredded couch.
Wand & feather teaser toys
Our go-to for the 15-minute burn-off session before bed. Buy two so one is always intact.
View itSpring & crinkle balls
Cheap, loud, and irresistible. Savannahs actually fetch these — ours bring them back.
View itPuzzle feeder / treat ball
Makes a smart cat work for food. Great for the hours you are not home.
View itAutomatic laser or motion toy
Only as a supplement to real play — never a replacement for you.
View itWater fountain
This breed loves moving water. Circulating water also keeps them drinking more.
View itCat trees, climbing & litter
Vertical space is not optional. Give a Savannah legal high places and it stops using your counters and refrigerator.
Tall floor-to-ceiling cat tree
Taller than you think you need. Sisal posts, wide platforms, sturdy base.
View itWall shelves / climbing steps
Turns unused wall into a highway. Best money we have spent on cat furniture.
View itExtra-large uncovered litter box
Adult Savannahs are long — standard boxes are too small and cause misses.
View itLow-dust clumping litter
We keep the same litter kittens grew up on so there is no transition drama.
View itRaw feeding tools & supplements
This is exactly what sits on our counter to make our PMR recipes. Talk to your vet before changing your cat's diet.
Freezer-safe portion bags or containers
We batch a month at a time and thaw daily portions in the fridge.
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Feeding our way
Get the Raw Recipes
Our Chicken Beef and Rabbit Chicken Beef PMR recipes give you exact weights, prep, and freezing steps for $9 each — the same food our kittens are raised on.
View the raw food guide