March 22, 2005

our cat is a freak

This cat will not touch bits of chicken or pork from our plate, and doesn't like cheese or milk. What he does like, though, is starch. He licks the crumbs left on the plate from your sandwich. And just now, we were finishing up some seafood noodles, and offered him a bit of surimi. He licked it and turned away. But when we offered a bit of the noodle, he sucked it right down. He is a very odd kitty. But adorable.

Posted by foodnerd at March 22, 2005 12:06 AM
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I know a kitty (Becca has met him too) who loves Pringles. I asked him "What part of 'obligate carnivore' did you not undertand?" But he just asked for more.

BTW, any chance you might tweak the template for your RSS feed to contain full posts instead of just a snippet?

Posted by: mkb at March 22, 2005 12:48 AM

I've modified the templates. Let me know if it works, since I certainly have no idea.

Posted by: tallasiandude at March 22, 2005 04:24 PM

Worked like a charm! Thanks.

Score one point for the flexibility of MT.

Posted by: mkb at March 22, 2005 05:19 PM

Hi foodnerd - I'm glad I found your kitty! He is so sweet. It's funny he doesn't like meaty/fishy things, my cat does, but he loves rice crackers more (which sent by my mum and very precious to me) and he steals my noodles too!

Posted by: keiko at April 2, 2005 04:00 PM

Hey folks with the starch-loving kitty: minimize his consumption of starch, or he will become diabetic and you will either have to have him put down or inject him every day with insulin. I have friends who had a kitty like this and they had to inject him twice a day and then when he passed-on they were so devastated. Cats can not metabolize starch, they are naturally 100% carnivores, and that fancy, commercial cat food with the rice and potatoes and vegatables mixed-in with the meat is deadly for them, and it makes them crave more starch. I only feed my cat and dog raw meat, as nature intended.

Posted by: greg at August 20, 2007 12:33 PM
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