Precious Cat Named 'Miss Biscuit' Gets Her Own Personalized Pup Cup at Drive-Thru

When we talk about taking our pets for a treat, we usually mean taking our dogs out for a treat. For some reason, we take our kitties for rides less often, and it's kind of a crime.

If one cat mom didn't take her cat for a pup cup on Monday, July 29th, we never would've been able to see her new personalized bowl just for that purpose. Miss Biscuit rolls in style, and I'm so glad we're all getting to know her:

Miss Biscuit is so loved, and that makes me so happy. Her pup cup bowl is too cute!

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Miss Biscuit has the cutest name in the world. As the cutest cat I've seen all week, that makes sense! She's been active on TikTok and Instagram for years, and during that time, thousands of people have just fallen in love with her. She's so popular that a small business even sent her this sweet little cup!

She hasn't always been living large, though: Miss Biscuit began life as a stray in Mississippi. Her mom was living there at the time when Miss Biscuit found her, and it was love at first sight. She posted on social media waiting for someone to claim her, but no one did, so she took her in. Now, they're living in North Carolina and Miss Biscuit is a total star!

Can I Take My Cat Out Places?

Taking a dog out around the town is no big deal. You can often find dogs in places where they shouldn't even be, like malls or grocery stores. As long as they're leashed up and not being mean, most people won't bat an eye. If you pull up with a cat, though, you definitely might get some looks.

If a place is pet-friendly, you can bring your cat there as long as they're on a leash. While you can register your cat as an emotional support animal, don't expect that that'll get you into any store with your cat you want. Businesses have to allow service dogs no matter their pet policy, per the ADA, but they do not have to admit emotional service animals. The ADA also only recognizes dogs as service animals, so cats do not qualify.

However, there are still plenty of ways for your cat to get outside time. As long as they're on a leash, you can go to pet stores, parks, for walks around the neighborhood, and even through a drive-thru for a pup cup. Miss Biscuit is taking advantage, and so can your kitty!