Not kitten! It’s fur real and it’s a freaky pet mask

Now you can look just like your cat or dog, thanks to a Japanese company who can create an ultra-freaky, disturbingly realistic mask.

Pet mask.

All you have to do is send in a few photos of your pet, and the team will create a lifelike mask using fake fur and translucent whiskers.


The mask doesn’t come cheap as according to Grape, which first reported the story, they will cost around £2000 from Japanese modelling workshop 91.

Think you’ve got the whiskers to try out a pawsome mask?

Information was made public via a press release.

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