Because people know domestic cats as being obligate carnivores (specialist flesh eaters) many don’t believe that they want to eat plant material. But they do like occasionally to eat vegetation. This is inherited from their wild cat ancestor. It’s perfectly … Continue reading →
I am referring to miniature versions of furniture for humans. The slide show below presents Japanese made, high quality, furniture for domestic cats and products from Ikea who have introduced a feline line in America, Canada, France and Japan to … Continue reading →
A SCOTS firm has been swamped with orders for its special range of furniture – for cats. 3 Fat Cats, a Lanark-based business, provides loungers, recliners… A Scottish business selling high class cat furniture infused with catnip is proving to be a … Continue reading →
The other day I ran across a post on Facebook made by one of my real-life feline-loving friends. It reminded me of one of the most interesting “feline experiments” made by IKEA Home Furnishing. The experiment was geared to find … Continue reading →
When it comes to giving our cats top notch care – at least in this writer’s opinion – pampering and “spoiling” them ranks high on a kitty guardian’s job description. But before you disagree and get your hackles up let … Continue reading →
Fire retardants are potentially a big problem in modern furniture that contains foam. It is a hidden problem unrecognised by many people to which cats are particularly vulnerable because they spend lots of time on chairs and sofas and also … Continue reading →
by Scott Rundle (Lake Arrowhead, CA, USA) Big Cat Furniture – Kitty Hawk My client’s have been asking me for furniture that fits their big domestic cats. One has a Bengal and one has two Maine Coons. They say they … Continue reading →
