My wife and I needed a way to tell if our two cats were inside or in the front yard “catio” so they didn’t inadvertently spend the night outside. the results are below. I was told the all white version “looks like it belongs in a dental office” so I made the slightly warmer wood version.
Letters on the plastic were engraved deep, then filled with a UV curable resin filled with pigment, and dispensed via a syringe. Loki and Hunter are safe at last!
More, more! I have two black cats, brothers from the same litter. Subtle differences; they know their names but when trying to catch the right one to take to the vet, it helps that they are collar-coded like yours.
Glad I’m not the only person who has to do this.
Oh, and the design is great. I’m assuming that once a cat is in it doesn’t scoot back out? I’ve had situations where I thought I had three black cats.
Great design, and beautiful cats! I love cats, but hubs doesn’t, so I’m not allowed to have any…unless they are barn cats, which I won’t do because I don’t want them wandering around to the neighbors, and because we have coyotes around. So yes, continue to share pics - all of you who have cats. That’s the only way I can enjoy them!
I love plays with words. Amibigrams or any other type. I was in a production of Jekyll and Hyde The Musical one time, and this was our director’s gift on closing night.
I remember seeing a doggy door once that indicated the last direction the flap had been swung.
My daughter “rescued” two ferel cats living around her accommodation when she lived in Hawaii. Brought them home here to GA. As they were ferel, they are quite small. It is funny as heck how one of them “gets into it” with my 65lb Boxer and my ex’s Mastiff. Last night, our dogs got into a bit of a fight as there was food around, and her Tux jumped in and separated them, swatting around and hissing like a demon!