I hadn’t even stepped foot in the convention center, but I was already picking up some serious feline vibes. CatCon LA was advertised as “Like Comic-Con…but for cat people.” After attending this event, I think Comic-Con needs to be touted as “Like CatCon…but for nerds.” I admired the pawfectly themed elevators. Because of course they were catty. As were the bathrooms. I forgot to take a picture, but I think there was kitty litter in the men’s room to freshen it up. I might have been mistaken…but if I wasn’t, *maybe* that’s a step too far. Hey, at least they didn’t make us go in a litter box. Of course, I saw some furbulous outfits. There were more cat shirts than you could shake a whisker at, cat leggings, cat dresses, and cat sweaters. If I had to venture a guess, there must have been some cat underwear too…BUT I CAN’T SAY FOR SURE. Some people went ALL OUT with their outfits. This girl really was the cat’s meow. Seriously, if you were to bust out a cat outfit…

CatCon WAS the place to do it. Like seriously, I saw SO. It was like Fashion Week, but for JUST cat-themed clothes. And even though not EVERYONE was wearing feline-themed clothing, I noticed almost everyone had cat ears on.I felt like I was at an Ariana Grande concert. I realized this was THE place to be in L.A. for the weekend. A crew from Ellen was on site (the anchor guy had a fabulous pink cat sweater on) and Triumph, the Insult Comic Dog, was also there taping. Luckily, he was the only canine in attendance. Jack McBrayer (Kenneth the Page from 30 Rock) was there with Triumph, who was “disguised” as a cat. Mayim Bialik (The Big Bang Theory) was also there on Saturday. They’re just like us, in that they love cats too. Of course, I browsed through the INSANE cat-themed items for sale. Like all this fancy cat porcelain? Including a statue of the Mother Mary and Baby Jesus, both in feline form. It was a little weird, TBH! But at least I learned I like my Baby Jesus in human form.

And I examined lots of cat art. Some of it was reallllllllllly creepy. I guess taste really is subjective, especially when it comes to feline-themed art. I hung out with your favorite Facebook Messenger cat, Pusheen! Or at least a Pusheen store. I am really regretting not buying anything, especially that Pusheen doll that was nearly as big as me. You could get your nails done at a Caticure Bar, or have your Caticature drawn up by an artist (I didn’t do either). There were crazy lines for these, but great portmanteaus, guys. I noticed there were really *interesting* ways that you could spend money on spoiling your cat. Like a Leaning Tower of Pisa that your cat could climb in. I saw haute couture clothing for your kitty. This booth was sort of like Hot Topic, but for your cat. And I saw gourmet/organic cat treats, because this event was in L.A., after all. I think you were able to taste-test the cat food pictured, but I didn’t because I didn’t trust my stomach to handle that.

And then I saw more high-end feline products, like a space-age kitty litter box and super-posh kitty litter. For the discerning crazy cat ladies. Probably the funniest thing I noticed in all of CatCon was “cat marijuana.”Airbrush Tattoo Cleaner Actually, I think it was just really nice catnip? Spotted Pitbull Puppies For SaleBut hey, this is California, so smoke ‘em if you got ‘em, even if you are a cat.House For Sale Butuan City Philippines I realized there were actually VERY few real cats at CatCon. It probably would have been a nightmare if there were — the place was loud and crowded, the exact opposite of the type of place you’d want to take a cat. The entire event was more a celebration of cat culture than actual cats…but there WAS a cordoned-off area for rescue cats, and a really long line to get in.

But when there WERE real cats, I had to fight my way through the crowd to see them. There was a MASSIVE crowd to see internet-famous cat Lil Bub (Bub is like Kardashian-famous in the feline world), who lit’rally was just chillin’ like a villain on a table in a huge booth TOTALLY devoted to her. I’m not sure how Bub wasn’t freaking out, but I guess she’s just used to the fame by now. And if you’re lucky like me, you might…MIGHT…just snag a selfie with a celebricat. And that’s what happened when I went to CatCon LA! © 2016 Carter's, Inc. Carter's, Count on Carter's, Little Layette, Child of Mine, Just One You, Precious Firsts, If they could just stay little 'til their Carter's wear out, OshKosh, OshKosh B'gosh, and Genuine Kids are trademarks owned by subsidiaries of Carter's, Inc. Disclaimer  |  Your California Privacy Rights |  Cross Stitch Chart Book Flowers of the Month July Daisy Chart Suger Skull 2 Chart Where the Heart Dwells Chart

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