Re: cats teeth and other ways to spend our money

One of my younger generation of cats has to help me every time I cook, and 
has to taste everything.  She really loves vegetables - peas send her into a 
freeding frenzy.  When I have asparagus, I have to cut up a couple of inches of 
the first spear into tiny bites for her so she will let me get on with the 
cooking.  Usually if I give her a bit to the side, she will be content to let me 
progress, but sometimes I have to physically remove her and shut her out.  If I 
am cutting up things for a stir-fry, for instance, I am so afraid I will cut 
her with the knife - she gets her nose right into whatever I am doing.  Also, 
I don't always want cat hairs in my food.
Her sister sits at the end of the counter and watches her with a most 
superior air as if SHE would never stoop to such behavior.
Auralie
In a message dated 06/15/2004 12:11:35 AM Eastern Daylight Time, 
justme@prairieinet.net writes:
Mine can't stand fish of any kind- cat food or real.

Will about scratch you to death for Italian beef tho....normal diet
consists of one can of food a day, always dry food to munch on, and a
few store bought kitty treats.

But he has to check out everything you are eating, just incase he is
interested.

Donna


> 
> None of mine will touch shrimp, mackeral, or sardines.  One refuses
any
> canned food.  Two like milk, two might try it, one hates it.  Geez,
they
> sound like my sister's kids.
> 
> Kitty

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