Fashion, beauty and animal loving language consultant from South Africa living in Stockholm, Sweden.
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How do you tell them apart when all of them are tuxedo cats?
I have a tuxedo cat. Somehow he always manages to select a spot on the bed so that he’s taking up the maximum amount of space possible. I often wonder how one 15 pound cat can take up the whole king size bed!
Mollie is easy because she is a mask-and-mantle tuxedo so she has a lot of white. The other two are very difficult to tell apart, but Harley has long fronds at the top of his ears. When I can’t tell I look for those!
If you were to get into bed before the cats they would still move you so you end up like a pretzel, trust me I used to have 13 so I know how possessive they get of your bed and you.
How do you tell them apart when all of them are tuxedo cats?
I have a tuxedo cat. Somehow he always manages to select a spot on the bed so that he’s taking up the maximum amount of space possible. I often wonder how one 15 pound cat can take up the whole king size bed!
Mollie is easy because she is a mask-and-mantle tuxedo so she has a lot of white. The other two are very difficult to tell apart, but Harley has long fronds at the top of his ears. When I can’t tell I look for those!
If you were to get into bed before the cats they would still move you so you end up like a pretzel, trust me I used to have 13 so I know how possessive they get of your bed and you.
I think they think we are in their bed!