Fashionable felines strut their stuff

Bryan Hood

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Apr 10, 2014

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The world's most stylish cats were on hand for Intergroom 2014 in East Rutherford, New Jersey on April 5-7, 2014. Pictured: Martini, the winner cat in the creative grooming category. — Martini, the winner in the creative grooming category.Paul Nathan / Barcroft

Big Boy the cat tries to look fierce after its owner transformed him into a Himalayan lion. — Big Boy the cat tries to look fierce after his owner transformed him into a Himalayan lion.Paul Nathan / Barcroft

A cat seen with a tiger clipped on its back to look like the famous Cheetos leopard. — A cat with a tiger clipped on its back to look like the famous Cheetos leopard.Paul Nathan / Barcroft

A cat seen with a' Scooby Doo' mural dyed on its back. — A cat with a "Scooby Doo" mural dyed on its back.Paul Nathan / Barcroft

Bird Stalker is seen with beautiful patterns of three birds clipped and dyed into its fur. — Bird Stalker has beautiful patterns of three birds clipped and dyed into its fur.Paul Nathan / Barcroft

Bird Stalker the catPaul Nathan / Barcroft

These pets are the cat’s meow.

The world’s most stylish felines were on hand for Intergroom 2014, the world’s largest pet grooming competition, in East Rutherford, NJ, earlier this week.

Thousands of the world’s most talented pet groomers were given the chance to show off their skills, clipping and dyeing fur to turn their cats into lions, birds and cartoon characters.

Martini, the winning entrant in the creative grooming category, sported an intricate, tattoo-like design of flowers and vines on its back.

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