Taylor Swift-Inspired Pet Products
The release of 1989 (Taylor’s Version) is as good an excuse as any to treat your pet like cat royalty (aka Meredith, Olivia and Benjamin)
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It’s no secret that Taylor Swift is cat-obsessed, and we mean that in the highest regard possible. The artist doesn’t mess around when it comes to her cats: Olivia Benson, Meredith Grey and Benjamin Button (Olivia alone is allegedly worthopens in a new tab $97 million). Taylor’s cats are such a huge part of her brand that the superstar even released a line of merchopens in a new tab dedicated to them back in 2018.
For Swifties, Taylor’s love of cats is just another thing that makes Taylor the relatable queen that she is – after all, “karma is a cat”. Below, find quintessential Taylor Swift-inspired merch for all kinds of pets (except snakesopens in a new tab, obviously).
Btw, our editors (and their pets) picked out these products. They’re always in stock at the time we publish, but there’s a chance they’ll sell out. If you do buy through our links, we may earn a commission. (We’ve got a lot of toys to buy over here, you know?)
You and your cat can both be bejewelled when you walk in the room with this crystal-dotted collar. With these looks, you’ll drive Laura Dernopens in a new tab (if you haven’t watched the ‘Bejeweled’ music videoopens in a new tab, what are you doing?) to absolute jealousy.
Let’s be real, Folklore was made for the fans who prefer to sit at home with their cat and/or dog and a nice cup of tea. Still, if you have to venture into the real world with your pet in tow, this Folklore-inspired ID tag will keep your pup safe and stylish.
OK, hear me out: we all get this red scarf for our pets and then spam-tweet Jake Gyllenhaal with an egregious amount of pics.
Who says your dog (or cat, tbh) shouldn’t be able to take part in all the Eras-themed fun?
Because, well... no Taylor Swift-inspired pet item selection would be complete without the iconic lyrics.
As all Swifties will know, Taylor has a well-documented love of checks, not least on the cover of the 2020 Evermore album.
Rebecca Caplan
Rebecca Caplan is a writer based in Brooklyn whose work has been featured in The New Yorker, Reductress, and Vulture. She lives in Brooklyn with her perfect, toothless dog Moose.
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