Personalised cat books
A personalised cat book, written on your cat's terms
Cats don't have adventures so much as jurisdictions. The warm square of floor at eleven. The windowsill audit. The three-second window in which they will accept affection. That's the book.
- Illustrations worked from your own photos, markings included
- Memorial book available for a cat today, drawn and reviewed on a finished cat book. The book for a cat who is still here is not ready yet — that one is a waiting list
- See a free preview before you decide — then £49
Free preview · £1 unlocks the rest of the preview · credited against your £49 book
Which cat book you can order today
For a cat who has gone
Our memorial book has been written and illustrated for a cat, page by page, and reviewed on a finished cat book. You can start a free preview and order it today.
Start a free previewFor a cat who is still here
Not yet, and we will not pretend otherwise. That book was written and illustrated for dogs, and it has never been drawn for a cat. A cat's day is not a dog's day, so it needs its own illustrations before we would sell it — that work has not started. The memorial book is written for a pet who has gone, so it is not a substitute. Join the waiting list and we will email you the day there is a real cat book to show you.
Start a preview and join the waitlistA free preview
Answer a few questions and read front cover plus pages 1-2 of your pet's book, illustrated from your own photos. No card needed. Create a free account so your preview is saved.
Free
See the whole story
£1 unlocks every remaining preview page, watermarked and low resolution.
£1
Keep it forever
Premium square 21 × 21cm pur bound hardcover, printed by our print partner and shipped to you. Your £1 comes off the price.
£48 due
Book price £49. The £1 preview unlock is credited in full, so £48 is due at checkout. One revision round for likeness and factual corrections is included, and you approve the final proof before anything is printed.
What makes a good cat story
Cat books work best when they resist the urge to make the cat behave like a dog. The comedy is in the indifference, and the warmth is in the rare moments it slips.
- The territory. Which rooms are theirs, which chair is contested, where the sun lands at four o'clock.
- The schedule. Cats keep time better than clocks. The 5am announcement is a legitimate plot point.
- The offerings. Whatever they bring in, and how proud they are about it.
- The one exception. The person they actually like. Usually the one who ignores them most.
Photographing a cat who won't cooperate
You need fewer photos than you think — four good ones is plenty.
- Shoot at their eye level rather than from above.
- Use daylight from a window; flash flattens fur and shifts colour.
- Include one full-body shot so we get the shape and tail right.
- A sleeping photo is genuinely useful for coat detail.
Common questions
Every cat leaves a story worth keeping.
Their memories, made into a beautiful personalised storybook.