7 Things to Love About Black Cats

In the middle ages, black cats were heavily associated with witches, so naturally, people felt they were cursed. While we know this isn’t true today, some people still won’t let the “black cat crossing” myth go. It is quite funny as well, some other cultures believe black cats to be good luck like the UK and Asia.

Because black cats are black and most dress wear is darker, you don’t have to worry about your clothing getting filled with unattractive hair sheds. So feel free to wear your little black dress or your favorite tux more often around a black cat!

Ever wanted to own a panther? Well, you are as nuts as me! It costs a lot of money and you need licenses and permits to even care for one. Black cats look like miniature panthers and this is great news for any Carolina Panthers fan. You can brag to all your friends about owning a tiny panther, I know I would!

That is right! From the Simpsons to Looney Tunes, many cats in the cartoon world are black. Sabrina the Teenage Witch also features a black cat named Salem.

The Bombay is the only cat breed where the color has to be all black or it is not a certified Bombay! This is the only breed where another coat color is not an option. All other breeds have different color choices and patterns. Not the Bombay! Talk about special.

Have you ever noticed how a black cat’s eye just glow? They appear to have tiny lights behind them, no matter what time of day. Nothing is more stunning than glowing, bright eyes.

Because their coat is so dark, come night-time, they are almost unseeable. This makes them excellent hunters and stair trippers. If you own a black cat, never do your laundry at night!