A few posts back I showed a picture of the kitty pi that I had knitted. I decided to give it to my bil and sil for their cat, who is probably my favorite cat of all times. I've offered to cat sit, but we are all afraid that their cat and our dog may not see eye to eye........and we don't want to see the dog get hurt. Judging from the pictures that my sil sent, the cat is enjoying his pi. And yes, that is the normal size pi and kitty really is that big. He is part Bengal, a breed I hadn't heard of before meeting him, and he has a lot of 'dog' personality for good measure.
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Gail,
This cat bed you made has been a very big hit!!!
Kitty Kat is right to home and feeling so very special and pampered.
Glo
I think he needs a bigger one! :) Looks like he loves it!
that's one big cat! Looks like the cat pi is a hit though. With three indoor cats I keep thinking I should give one a try, but never seem to get around to it...
Oh, how adorable!!! This kitty looks just like my Rocky. And do these Bengal-ish cats ever have personality! Love the kitty pi.
I bet my big girl would like one of these but then she can--and does--lay anywhere she wants. Right now it is on a woven wool blanket that I bought in the Amana colonies years ago.
Beautiful cat! They do like softies.
Definitely a bigger piece of the pi is needed lol
He looks mellowed out on it though, even if it is too small! I'm always amazed how my cats lay half on/half off things and yet look perfectly comfortable.
He looks just like the only cat I ever had growing up, Specks. This kitty is sure enjoying his snooze! Adorable!
How good of you to share your pi....
I have enjoyed the cat several times - nothing compares to a great cat ;-)
What are you up to these days - long time no blogging ?
I want a Bengal cat! Just look at those tortoiseshell markings. Wonderful news about your handsome son getting home.
What a great place to rest for a cat. He reminds me so much of a cat we had for several years. She was always a love but sometimes not so smart. The whole family suffered when we lost her, but she will always remain in our hearts.
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