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Cats' eating habits
My friend's cat likes eating cobwebs. Has anyone else heard of this?
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my cat eats moths, spiders and all horrid stuff. One of my dogs eats spiders and his face swells up.
My cat likes drinking coffee, my other dog loves tea. |
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Cats will eat anything in sight (except what you want them to eat). Them vomit it in the most inconvenient place. FACT.
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The cat that likes cobwebs also v much likes brassicas, she is also v fat. |
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I think it's trying to help us feed the snake personally.... |
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I like cats with a spicy sauce, although theres not much meat on them :(
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I even feed the cats around here to fatten them up a little :rolleyes: before getting the rifle on them ;) Of course I'm only joking ;) Although I do feed the cats that come to my back door lol |
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Maria's cat likes a greek cake thats all sweet and syrupy, I dunno what its called...galombrama or something
It also likes cat-nip; I am the Kitty Drug Baron |
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can i borrow the said rifle? cos the next cat that sh1tes on my veg patch is getting it |
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So far had a slowworm and a budgie through the cat flap. Although rats are their favourite. Yet they turn their nose up at cheap cat food and will only eat "oh so expensive" aka "oh so fishy". I have to confess that cobwebs are a new one to me, neither of ours are quite that stupid. Though they are pretty thick.
My tolerance for airgun jokes is pretty thin given I've already spent a good deal of money (and kitty spent a good deal of pain and suffering) getting pellets removed. |
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HTH |
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I can appreciate cats in some areas are a real pest, the ones around here are alright though. |
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Let me put it another way - have you ever actually shot someone's pet? Or are you just trying to bait the peace and love hippy into a fight? |
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Interestingly there is a strong link between abuse animals and violence against people.
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I dont think anyone would admit to it on an open forum.
But I can tell you now, people do. |
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get a life........... get a dog ;) |
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Almost as funny as seeing them stoned (not with stones obviously) |
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Use a water pistol, plastic BB gun or something that won't cause anything but a bit of a shock. Or use a shotgun or airgun with about 20ft lbs and do it right. |
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I've just been playing whip the house flies with the tea towel and then feed them to my dog(sorry the cat wern't interested)
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I had a cat that liked rice pudding, cheese and kept a keen eye on our goldfish.:nemo: |
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my mums old cat used to sit in front of the cooker, licking its lips, as she fried onions......it knew she was cooking chilli....the cat loved chilli, also it like Picallilly, you know that yellow stuff you put on salad or sarnies.
My cats love catnip..one gets stoned of its face, and the other one goes nuts, it'd be up the top of the curtains given half the chance! |
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Phil; get a cat-nip plant
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Our cats Jess loves Cheese and Chicken and when she was kitten would try to run peoples using claws, in a effort to get it. Chance the other cat, is very fussy and doesn't like any food like that, when she was younger she would regular bring small furry things for us, she once brough in me a live a mouse at about midnight, I spent ages looking for the dam thing for her to find, to them go out side rip its head off and eat, then come back expecting to jump on the sofa for attention gross:smt103 As for dog he mostly eats anything, however he may may puke if its something he is not use to. If I drop soemthing on the floor, I call him he normally eats, or the cat might. The dog is kinda dumb but cute. |
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My baby kitteh licked up the rest of my Reggae Reggae sauce after I finished my toastie yesterday then spent 5 minutes on the floor with his tongue hanging out. He'll be poohing fire later hehe, poor bugger.
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Maria's cat just had some of my snickers
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The other cat demands fish for breakfast. Give him fish and he'll ignore it and go eat our artificial plants instead. Strange creatures, cats. |
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I luff cats.
I miss mine. I'd get another but I don't want even that little bit of responsibility. She used to eat grass and then come indoors to barf it back up again. :lol: Still, I luff cats. Our last dog had some odd eating habits. Such as eating his own barf. He even ate my neice's poo when she was a baby. That was something I'll never forget and never stop laughing about. Animals are great. :) |
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A past cat of mine used to sit on the arm of the sofa when you ate crisps. It would paly catch with crisp in your hand before you got it in your mouth, if you weren't careful he used to try putting his head in the packet!
He used to bring rubber gloves home instead of mice! A cat running down the street with the middle finger of a glave in its mouth and the rest wagglin about under his tum was a really funny sight, thing is he was so proud of himself. He also used to play fetch with balls of paper, and he'd bring it back like a dog. As for fuss pots;, my fluff ball Angus is quite partial to posh chicken cat food, mmmmmm nice mummy feeds me well, but, Kaspar my white cat turns his nose up, and would rather be fed cat biscuits. Angus is the mouser, Kaspar just bird watches, very rarely brings them home, he may occasionally bring in mice, but they are always alive, whilst Angus always brings em home headless |
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One of the GF's cats brought in a mouse the other day. The great hunter was very pleased with himself. It was clockwork. Somewhere nearby, another cat is crying.
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