Hollywood Kitty Company 21 Free Cat Furniture Plans Have you SEEN THE PRICES for cat furniture at the pet store these days? WOW. You could save yourself HUNDREDS of dollars by buying cat furniture at the store and NOT investing in the tools, materials and time it would take to build your own ;) I for one choose to go the DIY route and use those cat furniture prices as an excuse for more power tools :D This free plan collection (see my others at the bottom) herds all the free cat furniture plans I could find into nice neat categories. >> Cat Furniture Definitions: Cat Condos vs. Cat Condo – usually has more enclosures, typically more massive than a cat tree Cat Tree – more perches, may have up to one small tube enclosure, not usually as massive as a condo Cat Tower – I don’t know. >> 7 Free Cat Tree PlansBuild your own cat tree “Adapted from the Furr Angels! Build Your Own Cat Tree “My cat loves to climb up and down the long posts, especially the one covered in burlap. “Build a four-perch cat tree measuring 2′ wide, 2′ deep, and 4′-6″ high.”
Modern Cat Designs My Cat is a Jerk Catio Showcase The Different Types of Tabby Patterns People sometimes call the average domestic cat a Tabby, but tabby is not a cat breed — it is actually the pattern of kitty’s coat. And it happens to be the most common of all the feline coat patterns. Technically speaking, no matter what color or markings you see on your cat, all felines possess the tabby gene. Other colors or patterns may hide those tabby markings, but they’re always present. Sometimes you can see those faint tabby markings on a solid-colored cat who is sitting in the bright sun. All tabbies have thin pencil lines on their faces, expressive markings around the eyes, and a distinct letter “M” on their foreheads. There are five types of tabby coat patterns, each possessing its own unique markings. See if you can figure out which tabby your cat is: Classic Tabby The classic tabby has bold, swirling patterns along its sides — much like a marble cake. It is called a “blotched tabby” in some regions. Classic marbled cake-like tabby markings modeled by Catster member Abby.
Maru - Wikipedia Maru's owner posts videos under the account name 'mugumogu'. His owner is almost never seen in the videos, although the video titled "Maru's ear cleaning". is an exception. The videos include title cards in English and Japanese setting up and describing the events, and often show Maru playing in cardboard boxes, indicated by "I love a box!" in his first video. Videos of Maru are collections of clips - usually around 3-7 minutes in length - of Maru engaging in various activities, with most videos having a central theme or activity as indicated by the title card. Jump up ^ mugumogu (2011-05-24). Maru's blog
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