A shared home. Two very different little characters.
Cats who live together may share a windowsill without sharing a personality. When planning more than one keepsake, begin with two separate stories and reference sets. This page is a planning guide, not a promise that one checkout includes multiple plushes.
Make a separate reference folder for each cat
Label photographs clearly with the cat’s name. Similar coat colors can make a mixed upload confusing, especially when markings appear only on one side. Keep each cat’s front, profile and full-body images together rather than combining them into a single collage.
Record the differences you notice at home
One cat may curl tightly while the other stretches across the whole cushion. One may have a short-looking face in your favorite photo because of the camera angle. Describe the actual posture you want and identify the pictures that show it clearly.
Choose how the keepsakes relate
You may prefer a coordinated pair or two very different poses. Check the intended dimensions and whether the pieces are separate commissions before a real purchase. Our local form creates one plush per order, so submit a separate order for each cat and mention the relationship in the notes.
Review each cat individually
Use the name and reference folder for each video review. Compare that cat’s own details instead of judging the pair only as a display. A revision to one order should be recorded against that order, keeping approvals and shipping decisions clear.