This is my cat, Mick
Sometimes, he can be a very messy eater. Like this:
No matter which dish he uses, his food always ends up all over the floor. Sometimes meters away from his bowl. I don’t know why. Perhaps he gets too excited by kibbles. But either way, I was getting fed up with stray, hardened cat food on the floor.
Cat Food Placement Mat
So we decided to buy him one of these. A personalised, cat placement mat from personalise.co.uk.
It’s exactly what we needed. Instead of having to scrap food off the tiled floor, we can easily wipe spillages off of the laminated placement. Or put it through the washing up at the end of the night – not whilst we wash our plates and cutlery mind!
It was also a very reasonable price for something that’s personalised. And even though Mick is a cat I like to think he knows when I’ve treated him to something.
And that’s not the only personalised gift he’s received recently…
Personalised cat name tag
Mick used to lose a collar every single month, and with that, his name tag too which was getting quite costly. That’s when we transferred over to a flea collar with a more secure fastening. Once he had been able to keep a collar for more than a month I decided to get a special name tag for him.
He’s chipped, but I think that even in this day and age it helps to have a cat collar with a name tag so people know he’s not a stray and that he’s a beloved family pet so know not to steal him!
I bought him this cute cartoon cat name tag from gettingpersonal.co.uk
The tag has his name printed on the front with a personalised message engraved on the back reading:
IF LOST
PLEASE CALL
MY MUMMY
XXXXX XXXXXX – I’m not stupid enough to publish my home phone number on my blog!
In the past 4 months since he’s had his new name tag, he has lost his collar only once. But thanks to the personalisation, a neighbor was able to return the collar and name tag too me.
The collar might undergo a great deal of stress and strain, but the tag hasn’t been chipped or scratched by the many bells he wears on his collar to alert the birds of his presence. It’s definitely a high quality item and I recommend getting something adorable like this to identify your cat.
He looks rather smart, don’t you think?
*items mentioned in this post have been gifted.
They showed us how to “pop” the bomb open and to simply place it into a warm bath so that the sweet aroma is released. It smells amazing and the bomb tints the water an alluring pinky colour with teeny tiny confetti hearts swirling through the haze:
