Animal abuse, not funny at all. A cat is not a toy.
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Animal abuse, not funny at all. A cat is not a toy.
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You will squeal a different tune when my squad of armored houscats finds you.Originally Posted by Fragony
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While the cat armor is pretty nice, I'd really like to see the armor the owner had to wear while dressing the feline.
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That's all nice, but it's only leather, even for medieval stuff you want full plate, for the more modern cat it would have to be kevlar.
You don't bring leather armor to a gunfight just like you don't bring a gun to a catfight (for which this armor should be very good actually).
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Won't the cat feel weird with that thing on?
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Depends on the cat. Basically, it's the same as with clothes for us, the cat would get used to it. Now some cats will try very hard to remove or destroy it so they will have problems getting to the "being used to" stage, so there's where the depends on the cat part comes in.
I haven't tried actual clothing, but I've seen the huge tolerance diffferences between different cats.
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Yes.
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