This long haired cat design is more commonly known as “fat cat jewelry” due to the love handles. I think it is a pretty charming kitty and one that is probably familiar to many cat owners especially as the senior cat years approach.

The pewter beagle is the design that looks right at you. These are pretty forthright dogs;   I think of them as being a “what you see is what you get” sort of animal and a great subject for dog jewelry and dog name badges. I always think of them in packs followed by men and women on horse back off for a hunt, but I read where they were also used by people who hunted on foot and had at least some chance to keep up with these small dogs. Rabbits or hares were at one time their specialty. You would think beagles could have come along to Australia to keep up with the rabbits that ran wild in their population growth after being introduced there by the British. There definitely are Beagles there now but I couldn’t find any population statistics on the ratio of Australian beagles to rabbits.

The pewter beagle and long haired cat name badge can be ordered in one of two name plate color choices and two choices for backings. Just use the drop down box to find what combination you would like.

I think most any veterinary professional would enjoy wearing this pewter beagle and long haired cat combination name tag.

 

From this collection of two animal pewter name badges is another winner: the boston terrier and fat cat pewter name badge.