Never heard of this use before - it is quite obvious (from your description) though.
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Never heard of this use before - it is quite obvious (from your description) though.
My cat did it one night when she decided her cat food was only fit for burial. However, we're not fancy enough for napkins in my home, so she used a paper towel.
^My cat will just ignore it if the food is not good enough for her.
We don't use napkins or paper towels at home when just the two of us; she uses her tongue and I use utensils...
We don't use napkins or paper towels at home when just the two of us; she uses her tongue and I use utensils...
Iguana said wearing hats in a restaurant was silly, which I agree with.
You're all arguing about one size fits all, which is daft. We all of us can change the register of our speech according to the company we are talking amongst. In the same way we can change the manner of the way we eat according to the environment.
You can take the similarities further because everyone who has a television understands the rules of correct grammar, whether or not they use it themselves. Similarly everyone knows how to behave with decorum while eating in company, whether or not they do it themselves. It's a personal choice.
I should have mentioned that the paper towel was already on the floor. I have normal cats who groom themselves (and each other) in the normal way.Maddy was just expressing her opinion of the quality of her supper. She didn't think it had any.
I gave my cats cat food from Aldi once. They stared at me as though I had put cardboard in the bowl.
I've tried the cheap stuff from Co-op, the cheap stuff from Lidl, the cheap stuff from Aldi -and a few cheap brands from anywhere- and the expensive stuff from the vet (most of her diet is the expensive dry-food from the vet) -she'll eat the 'sauce' all-right, but never the 'chunks'... I'm just about having tried every single brand of cheap wet-food on the market atm! the only thing she'll eat is the most expensive of the non-vet brands: Whiskas
Don't you know trekkiedane, they put some drug in Whiskas. Once you give they Whiskas they never eat anything else!
^Yeah, I knew that (from experience with another cat)! -which is why I' trying out ALL other brands and non-brands I can find
NB: It's only 90% effective though isn't it? After all don't only 9 out of 10 cats prefer it?
Y'all don't know nuthin'! Have your cats try "Tiki-Cat" if you want to see immediate addication.
My friend Jenn made the mistake of buying that once and now, that's the ONLY wet food her cats will eat... Tiki brand dog and cat fud is quite literally almost fit for human consumption... It's also expensive has hell... I get some of the Tiki-Dog food on occasion for my pups, but since they usually only eat dry food, they aren't as addicted... Then again, they DO recognize the cans... Geez.. What have I done???
My friend Jenn made the mistake of buying that once and now, that's the ONLY wet food her cats will eat... Tiki brand dog and cat fud is quite literally almost fit for human consumption... It's also expensive has hell... I get some of the Tiki-Dog food on occasion for my pups, but since they usually only eat dry food, they aren't as addicted... Then again, they DO recognize the cans... Geez.. What have I done???
NB: It's only 90% effective though isn't it? After all don't only 9 out of 10 cats prefer it?
Eight. 8 of out 10 cats prefer Whiskas.
(The other 2 are too busy plotting to take over the world to worry about food.)
^What I read from your post is that after eight is rather dangerous!?!??!
Should I use the salad fork instead?
Only if the are tossers.
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