The Honest Kitchen's Goat's Milk with Probiotics for Cats, 5.2 oz canister - just add water!
Goat’s Milk for Cats (Amazon & Chewy)
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K-II Pet Agree Ultrasonic Training Aid (Amazon & Chewy)
This is an ultrasonic "attention-getter" - do not use if it will cause fear, anxiety, or stress in your cat.
CAT SCHOOL Clicker Training Kit for Cats
Molylove Baby Brush with Goat Hair Bristles (Amazon)
Kitty Holster Cat Harness
Churu 5-Pack Sampler (Chewy)
Getting Started: Clicker Training for Cats (Karen Pryor) (Amazon)
Karen Pryor is the clicker-training guru, and this is an excellent resource. No photos, but excellent information.
Pet Training Clicker with Wrist Strap (2-Pack) (Amazon)
These are simple clickers, a bit quieter than the classic “box” style clickers (good for not startling cats with the sound). Also comes with wrist straps which are very helpful!
Wellness Kittles Cat Treats 3-Pack (Amazon & Chewy)
These are the cat treats I use for clicker-training my cats. They are small and are under 2 calories each!
Inaba Churu Lickable Puree Cat Treats 3-Pack (12 Tubes) (Amazon)
These are awesome cat treats which can also be used during clicker-training; just a lick will do! These are also great for giving medications or an any-time treat. This link is for 3 packages of 4 meat-tubes each (12 altogether).
Clik Stik Clicker with Telescoping Target (Amazon)
Karen Pryor’s “Clik Stik” has a telescoping target on it which means there’s less juggling with clicker and treats and a target if you’re using one. Very convenient.