A very gentle family friendly short that's well suited to Christmas viewing.
The animation is effectively done, with one exception: Tabby McTat is eating cat food from a bowl and yet the contents of the bowl never change and we never see food actually going into his mouth. The behaviour of Tabby McTat at times seems more canine than feline; I did wonder if Tabby McTat was a cat because "cat" generates more useful rhymes (for example "flat") than "dog" does. The "owners" of the black cat seem perhaps a little too accommodating. And while I'm sure the story is not intended to have any connection to Christmas, the ending was somewhat reminiscent of "the Christmas story".
The animation is effectively done, with one exception: Tabby McTat is eating cat food from a bowl and yet the contents of the bowl never change and we never see food actually going into his mouth. The behaviour of Tabby McTat at times seems more canine than feline; I did wonder if Tabby McTat was a cat because "cat" generates more useful rhymes (for example "flat") than "dog" does. The "owners" of the black cat seem perhaps a little too accommodating. And while I'm sure the story is not intended to have any connection to Christmas, the ending was somewhat reminiscent of "the Christmas story".