You can even dress your cat in a fantasy costume.

Or dress your cat in a tuxedo with a top hat. If your cat likes to dress up, consider a fantasy theme.

But any cat will look adorable in a party hat with a poof ball on top. Therefore, you’ll want to make sure that your cat can’t reach any decorations that could potentially cause them harm.Īdditionally, make sure to research cat-safe plants in case you’re buying any festive flowers or plants for the special occasion. When it comes to decorating for your cat’s birthday, remember that cats are especially talented climbers. Pet parents should also ensure their cat is microchipped before going on any outside adventures. Remember to use a leash or a cat backpack, or stay in an enclosed area to make sure your cat does not get too adventurous and run away. Does your cat love going outside? Take them out for a picnic. Offer your human guests fluffy robes or pajamas and make it a spa day for them, too. Scent the room with catnip or relaxing pheromones. Make your cat's birthday an occasion for feline massages. Wear a fluffy pink robe, and dress your cat in an adorable pink sweater. Lay out salmon treats for your cat and any visiting cats you bring to the occasion. Deck your serving table with a pink tablecloth. Here are a few cat-centered concepts to get the party started: Looking for a place to start with your ideas for your cat's birthday party? Start by picking a theme. You'll have a great time, and your cat will enjoy their special day, too! In this article, we'll share our top seven cat birthday party ideas for a super-fun cat birthday party. It was a wonderful celebration that marked an important birthday.Making your cat feel special is an everyday job for pet parents, but birthdays are the perfect occasion to spoil your furry friend a little more than usual. Avery is really into pom poms and little things that she can collect and carry around at the moment. Last but not least, little pom poms were tucked away in tiny orange chevron little bitty bags, made by Whisker Graphics and purchased from Shop Sweet Lulu. We had a candy necklace-making station with gummy Lifesavers and Cheerios, inspired by an idea in the book “ Candy Making for Kids“. Avery also has a deep love of balloons, so I ordered a 36″ round citrus orange balloon from Shop Sweet Lulu and had it blown up at our local Party City. Avery’s beloved catballs are wearing party hats made with Paper Source prints using an easy template thanks to Lavender’s Blue. It’s made of felt and can definitely be used over and over again. The orange circle garland is from one of our favorite children’s retailers, Land of Nod. On the menu were mini vanilla cupcakes from Susiecakes, mini orange-glazed donuts from a local shop called Fill in the Hole Donuts and lollies made with kettle-cooked jellies from Trader Joe’s (these were a clear winner at Avery’s 2nd birthday party). The party colors were mostly oranges with various shades of blue worked in here and there. Basically, they’re her favorite creatures amongst her entire menagerie of stuffed animals. Avery has had a brood of catballs since she was one that she plays with, sleeps with, etc. This is what Michelle said about planning the party– “Avery’s 4th birthday was so fun to plan! It centered around a round orange stuffed cat from IKEA known in our household as ‘catball’. Items used in this party available in Kara’s Party Ideas Shop: Balloons Lollipop / Treat Sticks Ribbon Decorative Paper Shred Cupcake Liners Chevron Paper Bags The patterned party hats worn by the orange cats The Cheerios, gummy Lifesaver, and ribbon necklace craft Some of my favorite things about the party are: There are so many adorable party ideas here! I think this party is so cute! I love the adorable orange cats that it’s centered around and the modern feel to it all. This ORANGE CAT + KITTY THEMED FOURTH BIRTHDAY PARTY was submitted by Michelle Sterling of avery and augustine.

Happy birthday from orange tabby kitten