Collection: Cute cat mugs – MEOW!

Cats are among the most popular pets of all. They joined forces with humans around 10,000 years ago, because that was where the most mice were to be caught. To this day these velvet-pawed free spirits accompany us, and over time they have become cuddly house tigers. Symbolically, cats stand for freedom and good fortune. Unlike dogs, cats don't submit to humans. Some might even claim that over the past centuries cats have merely trained us to open their food tins for them. This noble, clever animal has friends and foes, but anyone who loves them is accompanied everywhere, including on their beloved morning coffee mug.

Cat mugs are varied and creative

Cat mugs can be elegant or funny and leave plenty of room for different tastes. As a cute coffee mug with a playful kitten, as an artistic cat motif or as a funny mug on a cat theme, the choice of designs is virtually endless. Extravagant shapes can be found among cat mugs too. There are rounded mugs with a tail for a handle, sweet little mugs with a lid and spoon, or teacups made of practical double-walled glass. The designs are stylish, elegant or deliberately over the top and leave no cat lover's wish unfulfilled.

A perfect gift

Cat mugs make a lovely little present or token of appreciation for all kinds of occasions and go down equally well with women and men. Filled with a few chocolates, the gift is easy to present beautifully, and it isn't even particularly expensive. For a personalized mug, lettering with a name can be printed on. And of course you can use your own cat photos for a personalized mug too. Designing it happens online and is child's play. The mug you ordered is then usually printed and shipped within a few working days.

Care instructions

Thanks to modern printing processes, printed mugs can be cleaned in the dishwasher without any problem. The designs are highly stable and long-lived, so the colors and their brilliance stay intact for a long time. That applies to all common mug materials. Discoloration, however, can become an issue. Coffee, tea or soup can leave clearly visible traces, especially on white ceramic, which won't come off in a normal wash cycle. To avoid discoloration like this from the start, it's a good idea to rinse the mug briefly with water right after use. Deposits that have already formed can be dissolved with baking soda or salt, left to work overnight with a little water.