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   Some may say a cat's natural coloring is already a unique and fantastic sight.  But who doesn't agree with the artistic beauty and creativity of a Painted Cat?  The book "Why Paint Cats?" features many images of  beautifully colorful and detailed painted cats around the world.  There are differing points of view on this however.  Some say that it is cruelty.  Rest assured, completely natural vegetable dye's (food coloring) and non toxic peroxide are used.  There is no risk of these artists poisoning their animal due to the paint. Some also say that just the act of painting your cat is torture.  If your cat does not want to be painted, it will let you know.  If you are struggling and hurting your cat in the process, then yes, that is unacceptable. But there are many cats who would love the extra attention and relaxing strokes of a paintbrush along it's fur.  These owners truly love their animals to give them this much love time and attention.  Some designs were completed in 30 half hour sessions and can cost up to $15,000 every three months for a total of 60,000 a year to keep their cat painted! For most of us, that is a substantial amount of money and we'd rather choose fancy cat collars or cat clothing instead.  There are many pet supplies and pet accessories out there that allow you to easily pamper your pet without spending a phenomenal amount of money. In the end though, many believe the book is a "spoof" and the images aren't real.  They argue that the "painting" is done by computer and the cat isn't touched at all.  There's no proof one way or the other, but, be it real or computerized, all we are left with is a book of beautiful imagery for your coffee table.