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Cats… They’re low maintenance for their owners, and provide endless entertainment on the internet. So, they surely deserve their own wine.
Nyan Nyan Nouveau, created by Japanese company B&H Lifes, is wine made especially for your little YouTube star. Although non-alcoholic, it contains a bit of catnip to help loosen Fluffy up for the camera.
[link, via Laughing Squid]
Comedienne Amy Sedaris recently stopped by Late Night With Jimmy Fallon for what appeared to be a cooking segment. But it quickly turned into a tutorial on how to make edible kitty litter.
With just some crushed walnuts, cocoa powder, and a few 100 Grand candy bars, you too can have a litter box that’s good enough to eat. Make your own, and really make an impression at your next gross-out party.
[link, via First We Feast]
Until now, the internet has sustained itself with a steady dose of cat videos and the latest donut news. Now, prepare for the two worlds to finally collide, and for the possibility of the internet imploding in on itself.
Cat Donuts are inspired by the Japanese anime series One Nya Hup. We don’t want to give too much away here, but the cartoon follows the trials and tribulations of… Wait, who cares?!? Cat Donuts!!!
Sorry, but the donuts will only be available for a limited time in Japan. In its stead, please accept this video of cat donuts.
[link, via Incredible Things]
Here in ‘merica, cats are nothing more than a poor substitution for a dog. In Japan, when placed atop a bed of sushi rice, cats become Neko-Sushi — a majestic creature akin to a unicorn. Still, dogs rule.
Created by Japanese company Tange & Nakimushi Peanuts, prints of the Sushi Cats are available for purchase, as well as a mobile app for some reason.
