Pooch Cafe by Paul Gilligan for April 08, 2009

I too have preferred the use of a furry feline as a neck relaxation device. I like the warmth, the maneuverability and the softness of an adjustable, fluffable, feline stuffable head supporting device.

I don’t think my cat would allow you to use it as a pillow…can you say “Cat Scrach Fever”?

Poncho may be mean but for the cat to allow him to do that there is an implied trust. For a cat to trust, he can’t be all bad. Maybe he is still upset over his brother and acting out?

So, Cleo…ever been around a live cat? Like Powerboy, no cat in my life would allow that, unless they were friends with Greeneyedtxn.

I’ve worn my cat for a fur stole around my neck (holding her paws so she couldn’t scratch me) but only for a minute or so. I used to use another cat for a pillow but again only for a minute since she didn’t like it. But oh what a soft furry pillow.

The cat is probably just happy to be back on the couch.

When I had a cat she did not mind being used for a pillow. Then again, she had a tendency to act like a dog at times.

I’ve used our fluffy Lab as a pillow before and he loved it! Stupid Cats.

Cats are Rodents

Whew, you guys are cruel about cats. Dogs are looked at as much cooler because of cats. And I said earlier my cat acted like a dog.

the only reason it doesn’t feel right is, of course) the missing softness of the cat under his head! What a life! I think Fish will somehow bring him to his senses (I hope)(smile)

Cats are primarily decorative anyway. They’re basically just throw-pillows that rearrange themselves. Of course, as many of you have pointed out they’re not even USEFUL as throw-pillows, because they won’t stay put when you need them to.