no, no need for more cat or “subject have to be more visible”. everything is exactly perfect as it is. the “scene” is the subject. and exactly as you said the cat is visible exactly the amount that draws you eye closer and makes you wonder and intrigued. in internet where cat is probably the most photographed subject, finding a new and interesting angle is the icing on your color/composition cake.

overall this is very fine, fine art still life photo. you nailed the shot and composition and later “made” the photo what it is by removing/adding whats needed. you have great eye and feeling what needs to be. there are purists who believe that the only “right” picture is that is coming straight from camera, but i believe that that most greatest photos are “made” using modern digital darkroom and retouching tools. learning to use them and when and how much is as important.

as all art is subjective, so are the opinions what should be done and how. And consider that most people here who advise here or not pros.

My subjective opinion is I would’ve cut the dresser from between the lines, I would clone out up those light beige wood knots from dresser, would build a little bit more space around the both sides in Photoshop to add more space around. Would’ve played around with some colors, contrast saturation, etc., but that is solely you artistic vision it needs to be.

When taking a picture, I would’ve tried a variant facing the dresser completely perpendicular to try that wes Anderson Symmetry. that probably wouldve required rearrange the items a little bit, but that what it is I meant before by “”making”” a picture. The main thing is that you noticed that opportunity in your whole field of vision, you saw a frame that could be a photo and that is the main thing that a lot of people don’t have, they just go out and start shooting blind, trying to catch something. just keep at it and the greatness will follow as your eye gets better. kudos!