Is it when you are grocery shopping and you buy crabmeat specifically for them because you and your Missus don’t eat it, and think they will love it?
Or is it when you excitedly put it on their 3 cat dishes for them, while explaining to them that it’s not approriate to jump on the counter and to wait until it’s on the floor?
Or is it when two of them start eating and one of them turns up his nose, so you go down to the convenience store to buy him tuna because you know he likes it?
Brian, the petarent of three lucky cats
(I won’t get into the time I slept in the spare room because when it was time to get into bed, they were in my place, asleep, and looked waaay to comfy and cute to wake up!)
my cats sort of like that if my cat sleeps on my bed he gets most of the covers, but then i gety my revenge, if its cold i put one cat on my feet and one around my neck/chest. oh so comfy
I don’t know what the big deal is about knowing whether or not your cat is spoiled. It’s pretty easy to tell. Does is smell when you open the container and is it covered with green fuzz?
I have a 38 lb cat. It eats dried food by laying on the floor next to the bowl, tipping the food from the bowl onto the floor, and eating the food off the floor. It lays down any time it is not walking to poop or eat.
Cat are cool… But Brian, I hope you aren’t feed those cat regular tinned tuna, I don’t know what sorta stuff you have got in your tuna over there, but the salt content over here is way too high in tinned fish and can damage their kidneys… leading to renal failure sorry for the bad news, but fresh is best…
Indeed, that should also ensure that the meat is laced with uric acid, the substance that gives meat it’s ‘meaty’ taste. (Try meat from a carcass that was bled dry to appreciate the difference.)
So as long as you want to enjoy the muscles of small animals naturally marinated in urine, knock yourself out.