
Cat Love in Japan Takes a New Form: Edible Fur
Cat love in Japan has reached a new level with Necoichi's edible cat fur cotton candy. This product turns cat owners' reluctance to part with fur clumps into a sweet experience.
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Cat love in Japan has reached a new level with Necoichi's edible cat fur cotton candy. This product turns cat owners' reluctance to part with fur clumps into a sweet experience.

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