Long-Haired, Potato-Shaped Cat Wins Over Everyone’s Heart With One Swish of His Overly Fluffy Tail and Big Furry Belly

We all love a nice, soft kitten to pet every once in a while. And sometimes that kitten can grow up to be a regal, long-haired feline masterpiece with a swishy tail and a face framed with mane. 

However, some cats can be classified as fluffy and some cats are called floofy, but some cats defy the laws of physics. Meet Bugs, the puffiest cat you have ever seen on the internet. He is the only cat with a fluff to body size ratio that makes feather dusters feel lackluster. 
 

fluff:body ratio

Bugs seems like an inherently monstrous cat at first glance, his hair creating a beefy silhouette that could block out the sun, but he is actually just all fur. His owner insists that beneath the potato-shaped exterior and rounded, soft edges, Bugs is just an ordinary cat. Although, by comparison, the second cat in Bugs’s home is a standard skinny white cat, that makes a bit of a case for their audience to think that he is a fatty. 

Bugs’s owner protected his fragile ego and proved that it was simply layers of hair and fluff that made him so large. They proved this with a video of him squeezing his seemingly rotund figure through a tiny hole in a fence. 
 

She explains that he is a Ragdoll, a breed of cat which is known for long, bushy fur but a slender build, thus proving that Bugs was not as chonky we all thought. As insubstantial as water or smoke, Bugs slips through the smallest of openings with ease. After watching this, it’s hard not to think there’s some magic involved. 

Fat or fluff? 

This must mean that Bugs is even hairier than we could possibly imagine, since his heft is all a tufted, silken tangle that surrounds him like a halo. There are probably a number of hairstyles that could be pulled off using his fur or perhaps there’s a felt hat that needs a little extra textile to it.
 

Without a doubt, Bugs makes for the world’s best candidate for creative grooming styling and could even be a candidate in any future “World’s Biggest Hairball” competitions.