Coloring Pages of Cats with Other Animals
These cats are making friends with dogs and birds and bunnies and even a skunk. My cat Mara would not be this polite... she has a habit of climbing up the patio door screen when she spots anything bigger than a mouse!
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Cats and Other Pets
Cat and Dog
Cats and dogs get along best when they meet while they're young. Plenty of them end up sharing a sunny spot on the floor and pretending they don't like each other.
Cat and Bunny
A pet rabbit and a cat can become good friends. It just takes slow and patient introductions.
Cat and Hamster
A cat and a hamster sharing a page. In real life it's best to keep the hamster's cage closed when the cat is around.
Cats and Birds
Cats and birds are a tricky friendship. Luckily these cats are all on their best behaviour.
The Owl and the Pussycat
In Edward Lear's poem from 1871 an owl and a cat sail away together in a pea-green boat. They take honey and plenty of money wrapped up in a five-pound note.
Cats and Fish
A goldfish bowl is very hard for a cat to resist. Most of these cats are just looking. Mostly.
Cats and Mice
Mice have kept cats busy for as long as people have been storing grain. That's one of the reasons cats moved in with people in the first place.
Cats with Butterflies and Bugs
A cat chasing a butterfly hardly ever catches it. Butterflies taste with their feet, which is how they pick the right plants to lay their eggs on.
Cat and Bugs
Most cats will chase anything that crawls. Fair warning... they don't always bring it back alive.
Cats and Farm Animals
Cat and Lamb
Farm cats spend their days in the barn keeping mice out of the feed. That means they share their space with the sheep and the goats.
Cat and Duckling
Ducklings follow the first moving thing they see after they hatch. That's usually their mother but not always.
Cats and Wild Animals
Cat and Fox
Foxes are related to dogs but they hunt a lot like cats. They pounce on mice in the long grass and red foxes even have slit-shaped pupils like a cat's.
Cat and Hedgehog
A hedgehog has about 5,000 spines. When it's frightened it rolls into a prickly ball that even the most curious cat won't want to touch twice.Hedgehog and porcupine coloring pages
Cat and Raccoon
Raccoons often dunk their food in water before they eat it. Nobody is quite sure why but it may help them feel what they're holding.
Cat and Skunk
A skunk stamps its feet and raises its tail as a warning before it sprays. A smart cat takes the hint.



























