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 A work of kitty art. They abound nowadays, so it easy to find works of art that is cat related. For the true cat lover, a lovely feline sculpture can be a wonderful and whimsical gift. You can easily find all sorts of cat-related ceramic pieces, wooden sculptures, planter, fountain, or other types of cat art. For the truly dedicated cat lover, you can even commission a local artist to paint a portrait of your friend's cat!
 
  https://kittynook.com/collections/for-cat-lovers  For the pet lovers, there are usually a couple of different gifts around the holidays that you would not normally see at other houses without pets. This is usually most common with people who have dogs, though you will see an occasional cat lover getting gifts for their pet too.
 
 Cat Lovers Gift Bear tolerated it for a few moments; his ears laid back, his tail thrashing. Suddenly he leaped from my lap and lay down on the floor. After a few minutes of washing, he stared at me with an accusing expression.
 
 Present for Cat Lovers Play every day. "Cats do not have to be shown how to have a good time, for they are unfailing ingenious in that respect." James Mason. Truer words were never spoken, but you may want to coach a little, for your own sanity and for the preservation of things you like. Cat trees and perches by windows are great to give your cat an opportunity to climb and enjoy the view from her new vantage point. Separate happy spots make for separate happy cats. Cat-nip infused tiny stuffed mice are popular for hiding, chasing and chewing on.
 
 In the 1830's Mark Twain disobeyed his mother by taking a dip in a swimming hole near his hometown in Missouri. His mother punished him by telling him to whitewash the thirty- foot-long fence.
 
 Within a moment, owners will notice their cats scratching the object and constantly sniffing it. They may even spray the object with urine. This proves that cats are not only curious about the new thing around them, but also feel threatened at the sight of that object.
 
 I was closing up the office for the long weekend, and totally forgot about the cat in the coat room. I just assumed with half the building going in and out of there all day some one surly took "IT" home. Imagine my great surprise when I go to turn off the lights in the coat room I heard a sound like snoring, and looked around and sure enough on one of the chairs snoring away with very bad fish breath was "IT".