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Respect Your Cat Day

Today is Respect your Cat Day, celebrated on this day every year because on March 28, 1384, Richard II of England issued an edict forbidding the consumption of cats.

Just to be clear, around here, every day is Respect Your Cat Day. It should be at your house, too. But in case it isn’t, start with today and work from there. You have to start somewhere.

Need some ideas about ways to celebrate? How about a really cozy bed all of your own, maybe even getting breakfast served there?

Ashton in the cat bed_sm

This is an example of how not to respect your cat. No touching the tail!

no touching newton's tail!

Instead, we prefer treats as a form of respect. Lots of treats. Large treats.

Ashton_steals_whole_dream_treat_sm

Hopefully, this gives you some ideas about ways you can properly respect your cat on this important holiday!

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March 28, 2014 Filed Under: Cats Tagged With: Ashton, Newton, Pierre, respect your cat day 17 Comments

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