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All Hail Kind Arthur -- the true king of Whiskeros, Lord of the Seven Kittydoms, Pawtrector of the Realm, And Breaker of Leashes. This Redditor created the ultimate cardboard throne for her 17-year-old senior Maine coon, Arthur. Check out the incredible work and the insanely gorgeous cat that is our new king:

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The rules of cardboard box living are simple: Rule #1. If I fits, I sits. Rule #2. If I don't fits, I still sit. and Rule #3. Cardboard box is life. Take a look at these fluff balls living their best lives in boxes:

Eventhough cats haven't changed too much during the years, cardboard play beds and boxes certainly have! Catbox company creates these delightfully stylish cardboard cat beds that retain all the fun of a basic cardboard box, but add sizzle and sass to take them from ordinary to extraordinary.  CATBOX is the cat bed of your favorite feline's dreams! It is a rectangular cardboard box, sized to fit cats comfortably. There are cut-outs on each end for face scratching, easy head resting and your daily amusement. CATBOX's creator, J. Magnus Nelson, and creative director, Jamie Bourgeois are two friends who share a mutual love for cats and this weird thing that they do. You can visit their Kickstarter page as well as their instagram page.      

Plenty of pet owners are making their cat's Halloween wishes come true with a haunted house cat scratcher complete with ghosts, jack-o'-lanterns and other creepy graphics. You can get it for 13.95$ on Target

"Room Collection" is an awesome concept of modular spaces for cats, made entirely of recycled cardboard. These different modules can be assembled and combined easily to create play spaces or beds for your beloved cat. This clever project was created by "A Cat Thing", a Taiwanese studio offering creative accessories for cats. Check this out. 

What if you offer a famous monument to your cat? Knowing very well that cats prefer cardboard boxes, Poopy Catimagined Landmark Playhouses in the shape of famous monuments from all over the world. From the Taj Mahal to the White House through the Eiffel Tower, the Kremlin or the Sphinx, these cat beds are eco-friendly, sustainable and recyclable, and will give your cat a sense of grandeur. Why not?

It all started when Back in 2011, Tisoy, a ginger and white cat was found wandering the streets and the Mount Pleasant Veterinary Group vet's office in Singapore took him in as a permanent resident.  At first, he slept on soft blankets and towels, but he had a habit of kicking them into his litter box. So, he was given a cardboard box to sleep in to solve the problem. He absolutely loved it. That's when two of the vet techs, Dorothy Tsang and Gillian Koh, decided to kick things up a notch. They began to create innovative and elaborate cardboard houses for Tisoy to sleep in! Check them out.  They're as cool as the cat they create them for. Via: The Catington Post

Castles and arks seem to be his thing right now, but the possibilities are endless!