Should your dog have its own bedroom? Does your cat need a bathroom? The rise and rise of the pet nook
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More and more of our furry friends are getting their own living spaces, complete with soft furnishings and decorations. We asked some of the owners whyLox is sprawled out on a green sofa, bathed in warm light from a standing lamp, framed art on the wall behind him.This may sound like a relatively ordinary description of someone in their living room – except that Lox is a cat, not a human, and the “living room” he shares with another cat, Lottie, is a converted cupboard in a New York apartment. C
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