Friday Cat Blogging

by Bryan

10 comments

1 Badtux { 11.11.11 at 3:08 am }

That’s an evil poofy tail. It’s like she’s angry at the food. Or just trying to scare it.

– Badtux the Tail-observin’ Penguin

2 jams o donnell { 11.11.11 at 1:13 pm }

Moonlight and fine dining! Does it get better for a cat?

3 Bryan { 11.11.11 at 9:37 pm }

Normally her tail is straight up like a flag and she is nagging. She has become very hyper, and a master of the figure-8 when you try to walk at feeding time.

4 Bryan { 11.11.11 at 10:01 pm }

Jams, about 20°F warmer would have been appreciated.

5 Lab Kat { 11.12.11 at 1:09 am }

Well, she’s a cat, so she’s perfect in any pose.

6 Steve Bates { 11.12.11 at 9:50 am }

Bryan, I wonder… do German cats go “nimm nimm nimm …”? Especially if there’s Greece on their plate…

7 oldwhitelady { 11.12.11 at 9:41 pm }

Aww! Lucrezia certainly enjoys her dinner. That looks like a good mixture, what do you use? I’m thinking of mixing tuna with water and regular cat food so Mango can eat it easier.

8 Bryan { 11.13.11 at 12:14 am }

Yes, LK, they have that in common with fashion designers 😉

I thought it was ‘Nömm Nömm Nömm’, but you have to be careful with Greeks and plates – they break them. [In some Greek restaurants they actually do break plates later in the evening. I have never figured out why, but I suspect the ouzo.]

Just by accident of an overstock that ended up at a dollar store, that is real 9 Lives Super Supper from a 14 ounce can [2 for a dollar]. Normally it is the large store brands that they get to supplement the kibble, OWL. I would see if he liked mackerel and mash it up with vegetable oil to increase the fat content. The canned and dry cat food have a lot of grain in them which you want to limit. The special stuff that I make for the cats is based on rice with protein, vitamins, and oil added, but you want to limit the grain. Cats need a lot more fat than dogs, because they don’t actually make their own.

9 oldwhitelady { 11.14.11 at 8:24 pm }

Thank you, Bryan. I will try the mackeral and vegetable oil route, first. That overstock came in handy!

10 Bryan { 11.14.11 at 9:54 pm }

You want it keep it in an air-tight container, OWL, it is ‘fragrant’.