cat comics

World Cat Day continues with some very relatable cat comics! 

We can't explain how much we love cat comics, they're all so creative yet so very true to all us cat owners. If you're a cat owner, you already know. And to see that situation come to life in comic form is always hilarious. 

Today, we're featuring Catsu the Cat! Catsu is a "small family business," run by two humans and one cat. Illustrations created by Daria, and editing and support are made by D. Their cat's name is Dita and she is the inspiration behind all the comics featured below! The small family is currently based in Estonia.

We have tons of relatable cat comics for you to rummage through, such as Lingvistov, Yasmine Surovec, Vernessa Himmler, Hannah Hillam, and more! 

Cats can be a real handful sometimes. 

You could just ask Scott Metzger, a brilliant cartoonist who has been living with cats for more than 20 years now! 

Metzger owns two cats named Hanna and Max and they are his inspiration for the hilariously spot-on comic strips he creates on a daily basis. 

Check out Scott Metzger's purr-fect strips in the gallery below as well as on his Instagram page.

Even though people are not traveling often these days, we're sure you all know what happens when the suitcase comes out...

While we're busy tossing clothes into the suitcase and squeezing shampoo into travel-size bottles, our cats' senses immediately activate and start exhibiting a particular set of behaviors which usually include staring, play-fight, and eventually, climbing into it. 

Yes. The struggle is real. 

Here's one more cute comics by Iizcats.

Some people think that cats don't do much. 

That's actually not true. 

They have countless important jobs. 

Check out these illustrations created by illustrator Lisa Swerling (Known as "Last Lemon") and you'll never ever call your cat lazy again.

You are probably all know and love the relatable comics by artist Jimmy Craig, who is also known as the guy behind the popular "They can talk" comics. 

Well, he's back with some more cat talks we just love! 

Rita Vigovszky is a digital illustrator from Hungary who is also the proud owner of Miyu, an adorable black kitty.   

Together they eat, play, listen to music, and of course, take a nap. 

These days of social distancing from home have made them even closer. 

For more, visit her Instagram page.   

You've probably done it all by now. Playing Catopoly, DIY, funny videos...

You're probably asking yourself- "What's now"?

We've got you covered with these creative activities ideas you can do with your cat at home, all by the talented iizcats.  

The talented Scott Metzger took upon himself a very important mission. 

On his Facebook page, he sent a clear message: "News about the coronavirus is likely dominating your feed, but I'll be here to keep posting cartoons that will hopefully make you smile or laugh during these uncertain times. Stay healthy!". 

So, thank you, Scott, for making these days so much sweeter for us. Stay tuned for more!   

The Oatmeal, the famous humor website created by Seattle-based cartoonist Matthew Inman, is making us laugh since 2009. We especially like his observations about cats. This time he is back with two new cat figures, the Bobcats, who were newly hired at some company and let's just say their colleague employees are not too thrilled about it.   

If your cat is your valentine's date, consider yourself super lucky as we all know that earning a cat's love (or at least, tolerance) is the highest honor on the planet. These comic strips describe the cat's version of Valentine's Day. Now go and kiss your cat! 

We're sure you know you're not the only one who talks to their cat all the time. In fact, having conversations with your cat is quite a thing these days. They sometimes start with a general question like "Do you love me or are you going to kill me" but mostly deal with your daily routine stuff. Here are some funny conversations you can all relate to.    

Admit it. There's something magical about yawning. It can turn anyone, or any creature, into the derpiest, most awkward being around. Cats too. This brilliant comic creator has managed to perfectly describe the different stages of cat's yawn, starting as a normal cute furball and turning into this monster who could swallow you alive.