Christmas Gifts for Sphynx Cats (and Their Humans)
Warm, soft and skin-friendly: these are gift ideas our own Sphynx cats actually use — drawn only from Our Favourite Things, Shop the Look and the affiliate partners we already work with. Nothing here is a paid placement.
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Warmth that lasts the winter
K&H Thermo-Kitty heated cat bed, small 16 in
Low-wattage, thermostat-controlled heat with a washable cover — the same style of pad we use when the house runs cool.
Approved by Duke
For sizing, safety and how we set one up, see our heated beds guide.
Soft layers for bare skin
PUMYPOREITY stretch cotton turtleneck for Sphynx cats
A soft everyday layer that pulls on easily and takes the edge off a cool room.
Approved by Bubbles
Idepet coral fleece Sphynx turtleneck sweater
A thicker fleece layer for winter — measure neck and chest before choosing a size.
Approved by Daisy
Custom couture for photographs lives on Shop the Look, where the boutiques we model for list their own discount codes.
Gentle grooming kits
earthbath hypoallergenic grooming cat wipes, 100 count
Fragrance-free wipes for the daily oil and dirt between baths — a staple in every kitten go-home bag.
Approved by Diva
Zymox enzymatic ear cleanser, 4 oz
Sphynx ears collect wax quickly; this alcohol-free cleanser is what we use on healthy ears each week.
Approved by Donald
Zen Clipper cat nail clippers, 1.5 mm (kitten size)
A conical blade that limits how much nail is taken — helpful when you are trimming a wriggly kitten.
Approved by Olive
Play that burns energy indoors
GoCat Da Bird feather wand toy
Ten minutes of proper hunting play builds trust and tires out a young Sphynx on a winter evening.
Approved by Grammy
For the humans who love the cat
A framed print from the cattery Instagram, a donation to the cat’s favourite rescue, or simply offering to pet-sit while someone travels are all welcome — we are not selling kittens as Christmas presents, and we never recommend surprising someone with a live animal.
