Cat Killers

Date July 29, 2007 | By Jared Howard | 491 Views

Cat Bib Helping to solve a problem I didn’t even know existed is this thing. No it is not a bullet proof shield for your cat, it is a CatBib. What is a Cat Bib you ask? Well the CatBib does not protect your cat from it’s food like you may think, the CatBib protects food from your cat.










Apparently one thing cats love to knosh on is wild birds. The CatBib prevents cats from knoshing on said birds. How does it work? “The CatBib is attached to the cat’s collar and hangs loosely over the cat’s chest. It works by gently interfering with the precise timing, and coordination a cat needs for successful bird catching. It effectively comes between the cat and the bird your cat is stalking. It works by using the simple principle of coming between the cat and the bird just at the last moment. It defeats all the cat’s stealth and cunning at exactly the moment it’s needed.” Or you could save your money and just pour some beer in your cats water bowl, since it sounds like it would probably achieve the same effect.

CatBib

7 Responses to “Cat Killers”

  1. artmarcia said:Unregistered

    The cats of the world are being outsmarted–right.

  2. TES283 said:TES283

    Can easily end up getting hung up somewhere and become a “cat killer”.

  3. jshort13 said:jshort13

    And people expect cats to actually wear these things without ripping you to shreds with their claws? Oh, wait, Fluffy has a manicure with the kitty-press-on-nails.

  4. JustRose said:JustRose

    I agree with the above said. If your kitty is active outside, this would not be a good idea. Cats are natural hunters, and honestly, Im proud of our Miss Sally when she catches a mole or mouse from the yard or kitchen. We’ll keep kitty treats on hand. lol :D

  5. HYDEIST said:HYDEIST

    This sounds like a pretty useless invention. And embarassing for the cat who is trying to use her ninja sneaking techniques on an elusive bird enemy.

    My cat would commit seppuku if I made her wear that.
    It would bring her and her ancestors great shame.
    You should never dishonor a cat unless you want ninja cat assasssins sneaking into your house at night to exact revenge with cute little shurikens and tiny nunchaku.

  6. pirategirl said:pirategirl


    Nice!
    I wonder if they make them for dogs.

    I never had a cat bird eating problem, but I did have a small collie dog that I watched catch birds in mid air flight and swallow them in one culp…..so weird.

  7. pirategirl said:pirategirl

    um…make that “that watched and caught”

    note: edit please, if possible.

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