Should your dog have its own bedroom? Does your cat need a bathroom? The rise and rise of the pet nook
More and more of our furry friends are getting their own living spaces, complete with soft furnishings and decorations. We asked some of the owners
More and more of our furry friends are getting their own living spaces, complete with soft furnishings and decorations. We asked some of the owners why Lox is sprawled out on a green sofa, bathed in warm light from a standing lamp, framed art on the wall behind him. This may sound like a relatively ordinary description of someone in their living room – except that Lox is a cat, not a human, and the “living room” he shares with another cat, Lottie, is a converted cupboard in a New York apartment. Continue reading...
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