How to Wrap a Cat for Christmas

In 2014, I did a video of how to wrap a cat for Christmas after a popular YouTube video showed a lady wrapping her cat for Christmas.

The lighting on that video was poor, so I wanted to redo it. This is a joke and just something fun – I do not recommend you wrap your cat for Christmas – unless you think they’d enjoy it and have fun with it.

Not all cats are game for this.

How to Wrap a Cat for Christmas Caymus 2019 Floppycats

Here’s the transcript from the video:

Hi, Floppycatters.

Today, I will redo the video I did with Caymus; I think it was in 2014 when I wrapped him up for Christmas.

So, the reason the whole thing in 2014 (How To Wrap A Cat For Christmas 101 – Ragdoll Cat Gets Christmas Wrapped for Christmas 2014) happened was that there’s a popular video on YouTube (Original How To Wrap A Cat For Christmas), or there was at that time, of a woman wrapping her cat for Christmas and so, it’s just kind of a fun YouTube thing.

So, here we go. To wrap a cat for Christmas, you need wrapping paper, scissors, and tape.

Alright, first, you want a piece of wrapping paper that’s big enough to wrap around the cat, just like you would box.

So, we’ll put Caymus in the middle. See if he’ll lie down. I’ll link to the video of him in 2014. The lighting was terrible, but he’s a complacent, submissive cat.

I’m actually gonna do it… Hi, he says to get them scratches. Okay, if you can get the cat the lay down in the middle and then wrap his tail around, bring the backside up first and then bring the sides over. The thinner the paper, the easier it is to do.

This is a thicker paper. Newy, I don’t wanna cut your tail, so I’m gonna do that side first. All right, so we’ll wrap that under and tape it up. Now, for the front part, we want Camus’ head exposed.

We’re gonna cut around his head. You obviously wanna make sure you’re not gonna cut the cat. Otherwise, this fun little project could turn into a visit to the emergency vet.

This is something that I would’ve definitely done growing up with my cat if I’d ever thought of it or known about it. So, you can fold the extra paper, as I’m doing now, and bring that up.

Newy, what’s going on? Okay, New. What did I do to you again? Whatcha think, Newy? We could do a better job, but that’s basically the gist.

If your cat likes it, you’ve just made a little cave they can hang out in underneath the Christmas tree that seems to match the other presents underneath the tree, although maybe a lot more poorly wrapped.

So that, my friends, is how you wrap a cat for Christmas. In the comments below, have you ever wrapped your cat for Christmas?

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Hi, I’m Jenny Dean, creator of Floppycats! Ever since my Aunt got the first Ragdoll cat in our family, I have loved the breed. Inspired by my childhood Ragdoll cat, Rags, I created Floppycats to connect, share and inspire other Ragdoll cat lovers around the world,

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  1. MEOWY CHRISTMAS EVE to you, Jenny honey, and your lovely family and all The Dean Family Furbabies and Floppycatters and Their Furbabies! ANOTHER SUPER PAWESOME & FABULOUS Caymus Gift Wrapping Video & Post, Jenny honey! Great job to you both! Caymus is SUCH a GOOD SPORT! LURVE THIS!!! 🙂 <3

    No, I have never wrapped any of our cats for Christmas… 🙂 <3

    MEOWY CHRISTMAS TO ALL, TOO!!! 🙂 <3

    Big hugs & lots of love & purrs!

    Patti & Miss Pink Sugarbelle 🙂 <3 <3 <3

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