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    Both of ours love toast or muffins, but of course they will only eat it if its given to them in tiny pieces! I must show them how big their teeth are one day! As soon as Hector hears the toaster pop he is round your feet chatting away to you being all loving he is so shallow bless him.

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    Gryfn loves drinking my coffee... and he's tried to help himself to a few things...

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    Hehe, I've discovered the MC liking for spaghetti, when they thieved some off the dinner table. So I cooked them some beef mince and put a bit of chopped spaghetti in it! Crikey, it was like getting the kids' tea, (not that I have any actual kids).

    This is the first time in my 20 years of cat ownership that I've cooked dinner for the cats. I think about what they might like at dinnertime, and shop for it specially. Could be fresh chicken, beef, or fresh fish scraps from the fish van. Failing that, it's a tin of sardines. All topped off with kitten bics. Am I going soft?

    Larry and Monty absolutely love to get their noses in whatever we're eating. If they don't actually want to eat it, they'll happily take it away and play with it (fight over it!). Sometimes they surprise me though, for example the other day Monty pinched a leftover slice of steamed green bean...and ate it!

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    Quote Originally Posted by candes View Post

    Ok I am bringing out the big guns. This may sound gross, but my Nala has a tendency to bring up dinner when fighting a furball. And I have to grab Teddy. Does he win the prize?
    Yep, I think he does. That is so weird.

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    Since we have 3 rabbits as well, I have often seen our cats try some of their daily vegetables... Apart from that, the strangest thing they once tried to eat, were olives...

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    Quote Originally Posted by candes View Post
    Ok I am bringing out the big guns. This may sound gross, but my Nala has a tendency to bring up dinner when fighting a furball. And I have to grab Teddy. Does he win the prize?
    Sorry Candes, both Larry and Monty have been known to eat the other's puke. (ewwwww!!!!)

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    Quote Originally Posted by candes View Post
    Ok I am bringing out the big guns. This may sound gross, but my Nala has a tendency to bring up dinner when fighting a furball. And I have to grab Teddy. Does he win the prize?
    Quote Originally Posted by Howlinbob View Post
    Sorry Candes, both Larry and Monty have been known to eat the other's puke. (ewwwww!!!!)
    Eeeew, that is truly disgusting.
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    Quote Originally Posted by candes View Post

    Ok I am bringing out the big guns. This may sound gross, but my Nala has a tendency to bring up dinner when fighting a furball. And I have to grab Teddy. Does he win the prize?
    Sorry its a boy thing I think, Hector does it too! Roxy had a sickly period and used to really cry before she was sick so it was grab her and put her on the kitchen floor(easier to clean tiles than carpet) when I heard the early warning cry and as I had my hands full of heaving kitten keep Hector at a leg distance with a well placed foot.

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    My Coonie Oscar loves radishes, and drinking tea out of my cup!!

 

 

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