cat-fur (uncountable)

1. Alternative form of cat fur
   • 1992, Phee Line, Kate Taylor, How to train your cat, →ISBN, page 55:

     It should be able to make out the many thousands of cat-fur bugs which live in such heaps.

   • 1994, Mark Twain, Tales, Speeches, Essays, and Sketches, →ISBN:

     They spat and clawed and fought until they dimmed away and finally disappeared in a flying fog of cat-fur.

   • 2013, Cornelia Funke, Fearless, →ISBN:

     The statue sitting on the throne wore the Warlock's cat-fur coat, but it also showed Guismond as a warrior King.

   • 2015, Philip Pullman, The Amber Spyglass, →ISBN:

     Lyra could see nothing: her face was buried in Pantalaimon's cat-fur.

   • 2015, Toby Clements, Winter Pilgrims, →ISBN, page 329:

     Dafydd rides alongside, smothered in his travelling cloak with a baggy cat-fur hat on his head.

This form is used primarily, but not exclusively, for when the term is used attributively.