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My cat is old, skinny, and picky about what she eats, but thank goodness she has an iron stomach.
To pamper her in her old age, and to try to get a little more weight on her, I tried buying her canned catfood. This was a colossal waste of time and money. She doesn't like canned food.
She much prefers human food.
She learned that if she sits at the refrigerator, turns on the puss-n-boots eyes, she can get the humans to find something in that magical box to plaese her.
Luckily she's part of the 30% of cats who are not lactose intolerant.
She's also a huge fan of my shredded chicken. Just tonight, I resorted to making her a special batch and I am trying out freezing it into sigle servings in a spare icecube tray.
While I may not be turning into my Mother, I have to admit, thanks to Newkie, I've definitely taken a few steps down the path in her direction.
To pamper her in her old age, and to try to get a little more weight on her, I tried buying her canned catfood. This was a colossal waste of time and money. She doesn't like canned food.
She much prefers human food.
She learned that if she sits at the refrigerator, turns on the puss-n-boots eyes, she can get the humans to find something in that magical box to plaese her.
Luckily she's part of the 30% of cats who are not lactose intolerant.
She's also a huge fan of my shredded chicken. Just tonight, I resorted to making her a special batch and I am trying out freezing it into sigle servings in a spare icecube tray.
While I may not be turning into my Mother, I have to admit, thanks to Newkie, I've definitely taken a few steps down the path in her direction.
