fluff

The bigger and fluffier our cat is, the more cat we have to love. That's why we, cat connoisseurs love chonky cats so dang much, and it's why we love huge cats as much as we do. And the next in line in the category of cats who have some Extra Cat on them are cats with fluff that is just too hardcore for this world. 

We don't care how much they shed. We don't car how often we have to vacuum or how many cat hairs in our noses make us sneeze. Our fluffy cats are majestic, they're beautiful and photogenic, and they are absolutely the best cats ever in the whole world for cuddling. And the proof that we love them lays in the constantly active and loved subreddit: r/Floof. 

There's something about super fluffy cats... a majestic aura that is absolutely undeniable. And you can tell that they feel that power too. The way they walk is full of pride, their floofy tails held up high. They recognize that they are the rulers of that space, and we agree. 

Just running your fingers through the fluff on that tail feels like getting to touch something magical, and some cats' tails are fluffier and more majestic than most. All that said, those cats sure do leave a lot of fur all over the place. That's okay though, we forgive them. We wear that fur on our clothes with pride. 

Hear ye! Hear ye! 

The royal court has accepted your request to glaze upon the majesticness of the royal floof. You have every right to feel honored, blessed, and even humbled by this one-of-a-kind experience. 

To be in the presence of a Maine coon is to be in the presence of royalty -- so behave accordingly! Don't embarrass us. 

Let's focus on something other than those delicious tea beans -- today, we're talking about ear tufts. Or "furnishings," if you will. It's weird to think about, such a thing on a person would have anyone running for the trimmer, and is mostly related to aging, but on cats? Almost nothing is cuter than some ear fluff.