Cat Tattoos

The Independent Spirit: Cat Temporary Tattoos

Mysterious. Independent. Agile.
You don’t own a cat. The cat owns you.
You want a symbol of grace and self-reliance.
You are looking for a cat temporary tattoo.

This is the animal of the night.
You want a fake cat tattoo that looks like your own pet? We have them.
You want a minimalist cat outline on your wrist? We have those too.
You want a feline silhouette stalking across your ankle? Done.

We are Australia’s local experts. We ship from Brisbane.
We don’t drop-ship. The stock is right here in Queensland.
Express takes 1-4 days. Standard takes 3-7 days.
Spend $50? I pay the shipping.

The Reality Check.

Cats are subtle. They move in silence.
A tattoo of a cat should reflect that elegance.
Visual Technique:
The hardest part of a cat tattoo is the whiskers.
They are incredibly fine lines.
Cheap tattoos print them as thick black bars. It looks like a cartoon.
Our high-resolution printing keeps the whiskers thin and delicate.
Symbolism:
The cat represents mystery. It sees things you don’t.
It represents independence.
It is often used as a pet memorial to honor a furry friend who has passed.

The History: Bastet to The Internet

Why are we obsessed with cats?
It started in the desert.

Ancient Egypt (Bastet)
In Egypt, the cat was a god. Bastet was the goddess of home, fertility, and protection.
Killing a cat was a crime punishable by death.
Cats were mummified.
Wearing a fake cat tattoo connects you to this divine history.
It says “I am royalty.”

Witchcraft & Superstition
In the Middle Ages, the black cat was feared as a witch’s familiar.
Today, we embrace the “spooky” side.
Black cats are symbols of luck (good or bad, depending on where you live).
They represent magic and intuition.

The Modern Era
Now, cats rule the internet.
They are cute. They are funny.
But a tattoo is permanent (or semi-permanent).
It shows a deeper bond than just a viral video.

Styles: Minimalist, Realistic, and Silhouette

Cats have many moods. Your ink should match.

The Minimalist Outline
One single line drawing the shape of ears and a tail.
Minimalist cat tattoos are sophisticated.
They look like a Picasso drawing.
Perfect for the wrist or collarbone.
It captures the essence of the cat without the fur texture.

The Realistic Portrait
This is for the pet memorial.
A full-color or black-and-grey face of a tabby, Siamese, or Maine Coon.
It captures the eyes.
The gaze of a cat is powerful.

The Silhouette
A solid black shadow of a cat sitting on a moon or walking a fence.
Feline silhouette designs are classic.
They rely on the distinct shape of the arched back and the tail.
They look great as a small ankle tattoo.

Sticker vs. Semi-Permanent (Cat Edition)

Option 1: Standard Ink (The Eye Color Choice)
Pros: Cats are defined by their eyes. Green. Blue. Gold.
Standard Ink allows you to print those piercing colors.
It also allows for White ink (if you have a white Persian cat, you need this).
Cons: Sits on top.
Best for: Realistic portraits with eye color.

Option 2: Semi-Permanent (The Black Cat Choice)
Pros: Sinks into the skin.
It creates a matte, dark navy-black stain.
This is the ultimate choice for a Black Cat tattoo.
It looks like a sleek, ink-black shadow.
Cons: No white ink. No green eyes.
Best for: Silhouettes and tribal cat designs.

Placement: Subtle Spots

Cats like to hide. Small tattoos look best in hidden spots.

Behind the Ear
A tiny cat silhouette behind the ear is a secret.
It whispers to you.
It represents listening to your intuition.

The Ankle
A cat walking around your ankle bone.
It represents the way cats weave through your legs.
It is playful.

The Wrist
A minimalist head on the inner wrist.
It is a reminder of your pet every time you look at your hand.
Just remember: wrists are high friction. Expect 5-7 days wear.

Application: Watch the Whiskers

I mentioned whiskers before. They are fragile.
When applying a realistic cat:

The Protocol:

1. Peel Gently: Do not rip the backing paper off.
2. Slide: Slide the paper sideways.
   • If you lift up, the fine whisker lines might stay on the paper.
3. Dab: Use the wet sponge to press the edges down firmly.
4. Powder: A shiny cat looks like a toy.
   • Dust it with baby powder to make the fur look soft and matte.

Which Ink is Right For You?

Green Eyes?
Need the eye color? Stay here. Go to [Temporary Tattoos].

Shadow Silhouette?
Want a matte black cat that lasts 2 weeks? Go to [Semi-Permanent Tattoos].

Your Own Pet?
Have a photo of your specific cat? Go to [Custom Tattoos]. Upload the photo. We can print it.

Safety & Hygiene

You want a cute look, not a scratch.
We use cosmetic grade materials.

Here is the compliance list:
Supplier documentation includes CE, ASTM, MSDS, RoHS, REACH/SVHC, CPSIA/EN71, CPNP/SCNP, ISO9001 and FDA-related compliance information.

Safe for skin. Non-toxic.

FAQ: Cat Symbolism

Q: Can I get a paw print?
Yes.
Paw prints are our most common pet memorial design.
A trail of paws walking up the arm represents the pet walking alongside you in life.

Q: Is it bad luck to wear a black cat?
No.
In the UK and Japan, black cats are actually good luck.
Wearing one attracts prosperity.
Don’t listen to the old superstitions.

Q: Will the white ink show up?
On Standard Ink tattoos, yes.
We print a layer of white ink.
It looks great on tanned or dark skin.
It creates contrast.

Look below. Find your mystery.
Cute faces. Whiskers. Feline grace.
Get the cat temporary tattoo that purrs.