Chi's Sweet Home

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Cat moves into new house, cat related situations occur. 

Main focus in both of those series is presenting a daily life of a house cat in short but funny scenarios. 

Recommending a puppy title for a kitten title? Sure, because they are filled with bundles o adorable and humans and critters learning to live with each other with little to know priior konwledge of how to do so from both parties. 

...Wait, NO ONE has suggested these 2 as being similar? They're the only manga that I know of that's about raising a pet cat - basically, both are kind of manga equivalents to Garfield. 

A young, domesticated animal suddenly finds themselves being separated from their family and in a new home with human owners. Despite this, they quickly become attached to their new home and owners, especially the child they live with. The animal characters are anthropomorphised enough to have human emotions and communicate with others of their species, but not with humans. They are cute and wholesome manga that are aimed at younger audiences, but everyone can enjoy. 

Slice of life manga by Konami Kanata that follow the daily life of a kitten and her owner(s). They have a very similar and charming art style, and the main kittens have similar mischievous yet innocent personalities. They are mostly set inside the kittens' homes, but sometimes they venture outside and interact with other neighbourhood pets. 

Both include cute animals and lots of funny events. Main protagonist of Guru Guru Pon-chan is a young female dog named Ponta, who falls in love with a human boy, while Chi's sweet home follows the life of little kitten Chi and her family. Both are really sweet and a great choice for someone who loves animals.  

Both are good manga for cat lovers, though Nineteen, Twenty-One has much more plot beyond the cats.  

Both series are very cute and hilarious. 

Both Plum Crazy! and Chi's Sweet Home have sweet art styles that deal with the daily adventures of our lovable fur babies. 

These are stories of adorable cats with funny personalities. The artwork in both is simple and cute, and the stories are very lighthearted as well. 

I was reading this at the same time as Chi's Sweet Home and if you like really cute animals being cute then you should check out Hamster.  

These two are similar on many levels, both deal with leading characters who have little understanding of the world, hilarity ensues.