Food for Cats
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I buy cheap sandwich ham.. I call it cat ham. 
I do keep a bowl of dry food available.. But if you want a cat to love you, feed em "cat ham". The low sodium is better for them I'm sure.
I do keep a bowl of dry food available.. But if you want a cat to love you, feed em "cat ham". The low sodium is better for them I'm sure.
I also keep a can of Redi Whip (cat cream) exclusively for my little buddy.. My wife says, "youre gonna give that cat the shits", but it hasn't happened yet.
My wife does the same thing for one of our cats, but she switches between cat ham and cat sandwich turkey. Whenever we make fried chicken livers for ourselves (old southern dish) she'll pick up an extra container or two for the cat as well, the cat loves them raw. As for the other 3 cats, they could care less about human food, they only eat that Blue Cow or Buffalo, or whatever it's called along with copious amounts of Temptations.I buy cheap sandwich ham.. I call it cat ham.
For some reason I thought this was going to be about a dead old lady.
When I used to go sea fishing our cats always got a treat. One day I caught 84 mackerel and had to quickly prepare them for freezing. That meant 84 mackerel livers and several hunks of mackerel roe for them to enjoy over the next few days.
Regards,
Jay.?
Regards,
Jay.?
I have a whack-job of a cat. She will not eat anything but dry cat food. No interest in sardines, anchovies, tuna, mackerel..... just takes a whiff and walks away. Never had a cat that was picky in reverse. Most cats prefer anything other than dry food. She'd probably die of starvation if she was a street cat.
Having the pastures and barn we have lots of field mice. So barn cats and snakes are welcome at my place
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