Cat trading card
Your cat has never earned anything. Give them a card anyway.
A real 1-of-1 trading card for the animal who runs your house — name, breed, a title, and a stat line they would absolutely dispute.
- Any breed
- Rookie year or adoption year
- 1-of-1, your photo
- Free to design
- From $25
The short answer
A cat trading card turns your cat into a real 1-of-1 collectible — their name, breed, a title, and a stat line on a display-ready card. With Cardbop you pick the Pet style, add a photo and a few details, and preview the front, back, and case live. Designing is free; a slabbed Display Card is $25 and a Pack of 10 is $50 — enough for every cat in the house.
Cat cards people actually make
The rookie card
Give your cat a rookie season and a title — Chief Loaf, Sunbeam Specialist, Head of Security.
The stat line they'd deny
Hours asleep, things knocked off tables, birds watched through glass, laps refused.
The adoption card
Their gotcha day as the rookie year — the day a stray became staff.
The multi-cat household
One card each, so nobody can claim favoritism. They will anyway.
How to make a cat card
Pick the Pet style
The Pet template is built for cats and dogs — nameplate, title, and a stat block.
Write the details
Name, breed, a title, and a rookie or adoption year.
Upload the photo
A sunbeam portrait beats an action shot; cats do not cooperate with action shots.
Order it
A slabbed $25 Display Card, or a $50 Pack of 10.
Got a dog too? Put them both in one Pack — see dog trading cards · pet rookie card · gotcha day card
Free to design — pay only if you love it
Any breed, any age
1-of-1 with its own serial number
Their rookie or adoption year
Sealed in a display case
Single $25 / 10-card Pack $50
Frequently asked questions
How do I make a trading card of my cat?+
Choose the Pet style, add your cat's name, breed, a title, and a rookie or adoption year, then upload a photo. You preview the front, back, and case live before paying. A Display Card is $25; a 10-card Pack is $50.
What should I put on a cat card?+
Their name, breed, and a title that fits their personality — then a stat line on the back. Hours slept, tables cleared, and boxes occupied all land better than real stats.
What photo works best for a cat card?+
A still portrait in good light, ideally near a window. Get level with them rather than shooting down, and pick a frame where both eyes are sharp — you can zoom and reposition it in the preview.
Can I make cards for more than one cat?+
Yes — a Card Pack holds 10 cards, so every cat in the house gets one, each with its own photo and stat line.
Can I make a memorial card for a cat?+
Yes, and it's a common reason people make one. Use a favorite photo, their years, and a message on the back — it arrives sealed in a display case, so it holds up as a keepsake.
How much does a cat trading card cost?+
A single Display Card is $25 and a 10-card Card Pack is $50. Designing is free, and you can personalize one in minutes.