Most Expensive Cat Breeds in the World with their Owner
1. Ashera- $125,000 plusThe Ashera cat is one of the most expensive cat breeds in the whole world. How come? Is it because it's...
Creating a Purr-fect home: 5 Helpful Tips
As a cat owner, it's important to remember that cats have specific needs that must be met in order for them to be happy...
Training Your Cat: The Purr-fect Way to Bond
Training your cat is a great way to bond with your feline friend and have some fun at the same time, although it takes...
Mr. Burns The Cat
It is said that this cat’s name is Mr. Burns and they look really good. The Reddit user who posted it said that they...
An Open-World Game That Lets You Solve Mysteries As A Gang Of Cats
Cat lovers from around the world will rejoice because a developer Eric Blumrich is about to deliver you special treat. He is building Peace...
A Cat Drawing So Real You Can Hear Its Purr!
When the drawing looks more realistic than the cat itself...This is a portrait of Sir Leopichio, a stray cat that was adopted by Marcello....
20+ Of The Best Cat Tattoo Ideas Ever
Since ancient times cats have been a symbol of grace and poise. The word cat comes from the ancient Egyptian name "caute." In ancient Egypt, they had cat goddesses Isis and Ba'at, and were often depicted in art and even mummified just like humans. Egyptians held felines in the highest esteem, and killing one, even by accident, often resulted in death penalties. In Greek times, they were linked with cleanliness, lust, deviousness, and cunning. Back in the Stone Age, cats were buried next to their deceased owners.
But most people do not get cat tattoos because of their historical importance. Mainly, men and women get cat tattoos because cats are free-spirited animals associated with the sense of independence, intellect and at times even symbols of rebellion. Cats are also very lovable and sweet making them the purrfect way for some to show off their nature.
Why is my Cat eating grass?
Cats are known for their love of grass, but the reason for this behavior is not entirely clear. Some theories suggest that cats eat...
"I Felt Fairytale Houses For Cats"
"As long as I remember myself I loved to create things. First I was painting and sewing. Then it turned into photography and then on one of my trip to Nepal I fell in love with felted things. It was nearly 8 years ago when I first saw such unusual shapes and things I couldn't even understand how could be made from wool. It was incredible. Since then I decided to try to do it no matter what. I started to explore felting in wool I discovered unique material for creativity alive and warm. It demands a lot of efforts and skills and it always has own way and lives own life which force me to follow its lead, rethink the ideas I had and sculpt sometimes very different from what i wanted but still magic and beautiful.
This Japanese Company Makes Samurai Armor for Cats and Dogs
A Japanese company called Samurai Age just created something quite interesting – samurai armor for cats and dogs. Pets are already like loyal samurais that stand by our side and protect us...so surely they deserve armor that would would bring out their warrior spirits.
Samurai Age offers standardized armor sized for cats and small dogs, but they also make custom designs as well. The company will also sell sets modeled after armor worn by legendary Japanese samurais. For instance, the red armor on the kitty in one of the pics below is actually modeled after the armor worn by Sengoku hero Sanada Yukimura – that's pretty cool right?


















