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This wheel is a fantastic way to keep bengals fit and enriched. Please consider buying through this link; it offers the best available price and will help offset our future cat wheel costs (we can always use more!)

Some of our cats prefer this modified Breeze box system, adapted by Victorian Gardens Cattery. We do not use the Breeze pellets due to reports of fatal ingestion. The system reduces odor and tracking over a normal box.

This box is hands-down the best for reducing litter tracking and the most stable of the top-entry models we’ve tried. Available on Amazon and on Chewy.  This is not suitable for young kittens and adults who prefer open boxes; please try a variety of boxes and listen to your cat.

Do you like litter on your floor? Neither do we. After switching to pine pellets, we cut our sweeping time in half and said goodbye to scooping.  A month’s worth of litter is about $6/cat. Available at farm supply stores like Tractor Supply or Southern States. Look for “Equine pellets.”

We make much of our own food, but lets face it, sometimes we don’t plan well or are lazy. These frozen nuggets have minimal ingredients and the cats love them. Available in the frozen section of Pet Valu and online. (Note: our cats do not like the freeze-dried version).

We are experimenting with a raw food company and are so far very pleased. Email us and we will gladly share the name. We may add our endorsement here, once we evaluate the products more thoroughly.

We have tried a ton of pet beds.  Regardless of price point, they become gross after awhile and are difficult to clean. These pet beds from 5 Below are adequate and cost $20 less than pet store brands.