Anyone with a cat knows that it doesn’t take long before your furry mate claims every sunny spot, every couch cushion, and pretty much every box that shows up at the door. Since cats rule the place, giving them a few luxury accessories is a nice way to show you’re on board with their royal status. If you’re curious about which items are worth it, here are seven must-haves that tick both style and function.

1. Plush Cat Beds for Lazy Naps

If there’s one thing cats are serious about, it’s napping, because cats sleep for up to 16 hours a day on average, so a soft, supportive bed makes a world of difference. And since many of these beds are created with style in addition to comfort, you’re not left with something that clashes with your décor. When not in use, they’re elevated and look very chic in your home as your cat hunkers down to nap in style.

2. Designer Cat Scratchers

Your cat’s claws are part of its instinct, and while you can’t stop it from using them, you can help it avoid your sofa. Architectural scratchers from durable sisal or layered cardboard will give your cat a necessary moment. Additionally, these aren’t the discount eyesores that you usually want to shove into a corner; many are shaped like chic furniture or sculptural accents that you want to look at in your home.

3. Elevated Feeding Bowls

Bowls at first glance might seem like just another bougie accessory, but they support your cat’s posture and make eating easier. Since the bowls are elevated, there’s less tension on the neck and a more direct route for digestion. And top-end ceramic or stainless-steel finishes equal durability and easy cleaning. In addition to that, they don’t ruin the look of the kitchen, the way you normally store dirty clothes.

4. Cat Trees and Towers

Cats are natural climbers, and a sturdy cat tower provides the perfect venue for them to climb. These products have multiple levels, little hideouts, and plush perches, so your cat can recline, scratch, and gaze at the world from above. A durable cat tree can also function as a distraction that provides your feline with plenty of ways to stay busy while protecting your furniture from being their climbing wall.

5. Interactive Toys for Stimulation

Interactive luxury toys like puzzle feeders keep them on their toes and having a good time. These toys tap into natural hunting instincts and can prevent the boredom that can set in and, in turn, lead to scratching, over-grooming, or late-night zoomies. Plus, buying a handful of high-quality toys in rotation can mean a sharper, more relaxed cat and a far less tempting midnight plaything made of your toes.

6. Stylish Carriers for Travel

While most cats hate travelling, a luxury carrier can help make it less catastrophic by giving them a more comfortable way to travel. The best of the best carriers are built with the health of your cat in mind; ventilation and strong closures can create a comfortable ride. Some even look like designer handbags or cool suitcases, so you can travel without looking like you’re hauling around a clunky plastic box.

7. Grooming Instruments With a Bit of Opulence

A glossy, slick coat leads to fewer hairballs, brighter skin, and a happier cat in general. Luxury grooming tools that feel soft in your hand while keeping your cat comfortable. Ergonomic brushes, de-shedding tools, and precision nail clippers can make the job faster and easier on both of you. Spending extra on better grooming gear will have you fighting fewer tangles and enjoying some post-groom cuddles sooner.

Making Your Cat’s Life Luxurious

From a comfortable bed for all those naps they love to take to interactive toys to stimulate their senses, every accessory has its use. When you spend your money on luxury cat accessories, you’re not just making your home look better—you’re showing your cat how much you love them. Aside from that, if your cat’s the king or queen of the castle already, the least he or she can do is make the place look good.