‘sup?
Finally.
Mattress Kitty.
The $20 Duktig is officially a toy bed for children’s dolls, but it also seems to have become IKEA’s first foray into the pet furniture market. Incidentally, the slot at either end of the bed is an excellent feature for cats – it lets them stick their tails out if they want to relax.
Japanese Cat Owners Turn IKEA Doll Beds Into Adorable Cat Beds (BoredPanda)
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That middle cat has had too much coffee.
Catnip!
Feckers, maybe cats had it right all along, why do our beds have to had hard wooden or metal frames with restrictive heads and bases and feet, why can’t we have circular beds and sleep any direction we want with just soft frames. (And a scratching post, I’d really love a scratching post.)
Nah, I’d sleep in a drawer. A giant drawer of fresh laundry where nobody can annoy me.
Sure just go the whole way and buy them a house.
Will such houses have human-flaps?
I’ll let Fluffy Biscuit answer that…..
*sniggers*
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Yes, we have no bananas. We have no bananas today.
KILL THEM ALL!
#breaktheinternet
Very cute. But juxtaposed with the Direct Provision kids down below who barely have their own beds, very…I don’t know. Something.