I have a silly question

I was looking at Kitten-Rescue.com, and I was looking at the "pouch potato", a device for holding kittens in. Only I'd like to use it for my cats till I get something better. What do you think?

I don't understand your question? I was the one who invented the pouch potato when I had a litter of two day old orphans that had to be kept warm. Back then, there were no backpacks, or chest huggers, so I invented this to keep the babies close to my heart, keep them warm and keep me mobile. I was able to take them to work and feed them every two hours without losing my job or my mind.

What a wonderful invention, Mary Anne! I'm proud of you!

Let me explain better. I want to get a "chest hugger", to keep my cats with me once in awhile. Just like something to cuddle with them. I also hate taking them to the vet in a carrier, so I would like to use that. Would the "pouch potato" support them, is what I'm asking.

When we first had Gibby and he wanted our loving attention ALL the time, I wook a queen sheet and rolled it up, and sorta made a baby sling. He loved it and still does when do the sheets, lol As I'll carry him around in the sling as i do laundry!

Turtlecat, what did you use for the sling?

I've only used it for kittens. I have never thought to put an adult cat in one. If I did that to one of my cats they would probably freak out and scratch me to heck!

Oh....I guess I can wait till I get a chest hugger used for adults then. Thank you!

we use a baby blanket sometimes for Maverick. just wrap them up tight!

Sounds good.