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⌈ Secret Post #2216 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Pet owners who try to dictate you pet care

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, I would *never* mention what I feed to my cats on any online pet forum. I'd be ripped to shreds.

Ohgod, this. Not for any dietary reason, but we're pretty sure our cat has Pica. He chews up paper and clamors for feathers and lint balls (to eat, not play with). He ends up getting his nose in our leftovers, but so far, the only thing that's seemed to upset his stomach is some soy sauce we got with a bag of potstickers. When we first adopted him, he was a sucker for ramen noodles, mandarin oranges, and avocados. His "EAT EVERYTHING" stray mentality has lessened over the years, but he'll still chow down on some really weird shit...

And as another coolstory - I used to have an Akita with an allergy to beef byproducts. There was one - ONE - brand of dog food that didn't use beef at all. Some sort of lamb Science Diet, I think? I don't remember, but it was pricey. But yeah, the other dog ended up on the food, too, because it was easier to feed them both at the same time rather then try to segregate them and deal with their ridiculous separation anxiety.

Re: Pet owners who try to dictate you pet care

[(Anonymous)]

Cats are just ridiculous. One of mine used to chew up the dried up remains of prickly cucumbers (more as playing but still...) and another ate almost everything, from cabbage to a woodlouse (which she fought with for about 5 minutes because it somehow managed to cling to her toungue or something) to slime on the balcony floor (I don't even want to know what that was, but we couldn't stop her in time). We just ended up shaking our heads at that crazy cat.

Re: Pet owners who try to dictate you pet care

[tyger66]

My cat consistently tries to lick the inside of my ears ever since I accidentally scratched his head with a tiny bit of earwax on my finger. Idk it's like creepyweird cat crack or something?

Re: Pet owners who try to dictate you pet care

[elialshadowpine]

My ex-feral kitty has a love for blueberry muffins and potato chips. My ex-housemate has (or had, she was pretty old at the time and that was close to ten years ago now, so she's probably passed, come to think :( ) a cat that demanded Pepsi anytime somebody came in the room with one. My gf at the time gave her some to "prove" she wouldn't like it and she drank it up and started purring, at which point the housemate commented that part of the reason that she rescued the animal is that the former owners were feeding it soda and ramen. o.O