Kallekatt13, 1 month ago

@SirTapTap NOT THE SALSA!!!

SirTapTap, 1 month ago

@Kallekatt13 she has absolutely no concept of what food is. Parker has never been interested in anything that didn't smell of fish or dairy

Kallekatt13, 1 month ago

@SirTapTap Our old cat (RIP) was also kind of like that, although she also liked chicken.

She also absolutely LOVED tuna! If you so much as opened a can even a little she would come running!

SirTapTap, 1 month ago

@Kallekatt13 Parker will FLIP OUT for fish it's part of why I rarely have it (plus it just usually stinks).

Steak he'll totally ignore, and almost any fully cooked meat. But he'll run across the house for a whiff of dairy

Kallekatt13, 1 month ago

@SirTapTap Our did like to eat yogurt from time to time, but that was the extent of her dairy diet.

She would also eat grass sometimes, but I believe that had more to do with digestion or something (?)

SirTapTap, 1 month ago

@Kallekatt13 oh most cats have a drive to eat plants even though they usually immediately puke. There are a few things they can get from grass even though they can't digest the bulk. Parker loved it but I had to ditch it, he puked it too much, always overate it

Kallekatt13, 1 month ago

@SirTapTap Yeah, that's probably what our cat did as well. We would sometimes find grass in her hairballs.

I don't know how big they usually get, but hers were pretty small.

SirTapTap, 1 month ago

@Kallekatt13 despite the name even a bad hairball is usually pretty small, more like a clump since the hair all sticks together unlike in Garfield

Kallekatt13, 1 month ago (edited 1 month ago)

@SirTapTap Thanks for clearing that up! I've only had one cat and she was pretty small, so I didn't know if hers were standard size or just really small.

Also, I'm fairly certain that she completely wiped out the local rodent population in our neighborhood for a while, along with like two other local cats.