Originally posted by kyueThe best thing to feed her would be a parcel of rusty nails wrapped up in raw liver. All cats deserve to die!!
I've recently got a 5 month old female cat. She seems to be very curious about different sorts of food. Her favourite food appears to be: 1) yoghurt; 2) ham; and 3) roast chicken. But I wondered, is it good to feed yoghurt and ham to cats (I assume that roast chicken is OK)? Could someone give me some advice on feeding cat?
Originally posted by kyueGet a good quality dry food from your vet and with water that is a perfectly balanced diet. Some cats become problem animals when you leave food on the table if you mix up their diet. Mine won't touch anything else. Even cooked chicken.
I've recently got a 5 month old female cat. She seems to be very curious about different sorts of food. Her favourite food appears to be: 1) yoghurt; 2) ham; and 3) roast chicken. But I wondered, is it good to feed yoghurt and ham to cats (I assume that roast chicken is OK)? Could someone give me some advice on feeding cat?
Originally posted by BromageDogs:
mmmm ....what made you think I was a dog person?
Anyway, how could you possibly wish harm on dogs? They're everything cats aren't.
Bark all night long
Attack children and adults alike
Chase joggers and cyclists
Crap on the pavement and the beach
Smell
Attack cats
Are stupidly loyal
Cats are:
Arrogant and bigheaded
Independent when it suits them
Cute and furry
Play with curtains and corks
Have tiny sweet voices
Pretty
Long live cats, Death to all dogs!
Originally posted by znshonow thats just plain unfair.
Dogs:
Bark all night long
Attack children and adults alike
Chase joggers and cyclists
Crap on the pavement and the beach
Smell
Attack cats
Are stupidly loyal
Cats are:
Arrogant and bigheaded
Independent when it suits them
Cute and furry
Play with curtains and corks
Have tiny sweet voices
Pretty
Long live cats, Death to all dogs!
I don't really agree with much you said about dogs, but I guess it really depends on what breed you have. You must have been a pit bull owner once. Most dogs are extremely intelligent (way smarter than cats) my mates dog can use door handles to move through rooms of his house. Have you ever seen a cat do that? My experience of cats is that they're dumb and arrogant, and can only serve their most basic instincts of scabbing for food and begging for affection all the time, whenever it suits them. theres a REASON they're not mans best friend!
If the world was rid of cats, it would be a much better place.