Today’s post is going to be about all the supplies that we’ve gotten for Turbo and which ones we’ll buy again and which ones we won’t. To start off getting a plain cardboard scratcher is an ideal toy and claw stimulator, I got ours from Dollar Tree, but they don’t seem to have them on the website so here’s a link to the Petco version! We’ve been loving the Dr. Elsey Kitten Attract litter just because of how well Turbo’s been using the box thus far, but we’ve made the switch to a bigger cheaper size of odor fighting litter. I ordered this GIANT cat tower in hopes Turbo plays his heart out on it over the years, and he’s really made it his own. Most of our stuff is grey throughout the house at least on our end, so we’re trying to keep that up even with Turbo’s furniture. He loves bounding up and down his tree, our favorite game is throwing his string toys up there and letting him drag them back down. We got a new navy sheet to throw over the day bed in the living room under the grey twin comforter so we aren’t lending out our blankets and so the room looks more put together. We made a small Facebook marketplace purchase $18 (thank goodness) of a Booda, we were using a plain grey box from Petco, but we wanted this one from the start but its $50 new. Turbo has been loving his Whole Hearted treats, which is Petco’s brand!! He has tried their Salmon, Chicken, and Chicken & Liver flavors which I store in a blue topped container from Dollar Tree in our room. They have been crucial in his ‘sit’ training and getting him in and out of our room. We recently picked up a Greenies Dental Treat pack to throw in with his dry food so his breath hopefully improves. We have been loving the Blue Buffalo Chicken Hard food, originally we bought the formula with cognitive growth bits, now there’s LifeSource bits in his indoor cat formula. He loves shiny crinkle balls, catnip toys and his string toys he can drag around. He’s eight months now, can you believe it!? Stay tuned for more on him or follow him @turbocitycat.