Cat Butt Coasters

$3.00 each + shipping
 
Are you or do you know a cat lover with a sense of humor?  These novelty kitty bottom coasters are a crack up.  Colors include black, white, grey, and brown.  Other colors available upon request depending on availability of materials.  Coaster are made of acrylic fibers and are machine washable and dryable.
 


 

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