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A brown tabby cat sits on a cushioned seat beside a frosted window with an evergreen wreath hanging on the glass. 24 / 24

The Tabby Studied the Frosty Window Like It Held a Secret

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Delicate frost patterns spread across the glass, and a simple evergreen wreath hangs in the window beside a brown tabby who is looking intently at something outside. Her striped coat glows in the soft gray light, her golden eyes are fixed on the horizon, and a cushion and woven blanket provide a cozy seat. Behind her, the warm interior of the room is blurred into soft shades of brown and cream.

Frost on a window is lovely to look at, but it reminds us that windows can be chilly spots in winter. Cats love them for the view, and a warm blanket or a padded perch makes sitting there much more comfortable. Keep an eye out for drafts, and make sure the window is locked, since cats can be quick to slip through a gap if the weather outside tempts them.

A wreath in a window is a nice touch for people, but it is worth knowing what it is made of. Real pine or fir needles can be a mild stomach irritant if chewed, and wire or ribbon can be risky if swallowed. If your cat likes to bat at decorations, a higher hook or a safe placement keeps everyone happy. Your vet can answer any questions about holiday plants and pets.

For the moment, this tabby simply watches the frozen world with calm attention, wearing the expression of a very thoughtful, very warm observer.

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