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Cat Forum / Cat Anecdotes / August 2004Sheba talks
For several weeks now Sheba has been doing something peculiar. When she is about halfway through her bowl of food, she starts talking, with her mouth full. It makes me think of some times when I have been extremely hungry and wolf my food down and say things like, "Boy, I'm so hungry I could eat a horse! This tastes wonderful! Oh, boy, this is so good!" Maybe it is just coincidence that I changed her food from Diabetic Management food to Fancy Feast! -- CATherine In the fine newsgroup "rec.pets.cats.anecdotes", CATherine <pepsicola5cents@drop.me.bigsandytelco.com> artfully composed this message within <news:hnhni0d0907j6mfn8qc4k3l7tna3rsp8sj@4ax.com> on 24 Aug 2004: > Maybe it is just coincidence that I changed her food from Diabetic > Management food to Fancy Feast! LOL! I think you got it! hehe Actually, I alternate Shamrock's food between Pro Plan and FF because he won't eat dry food at all, and he's starting to get picky about canned.  SignatureCheryl >In the fine newsgroup "rec.pets.cats.anecdotes", CATherine ><pepsicola5cents@drop.me.bigsandytelco.com> artfully composed this [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] >between Pro Plan and FF because he won't eat dry food at all, and >he's starting to get picky about canned. Years ago I read somewhere that animals don't need flavor and variety. I thought, what nonsense! To be technical, our bodies don't need flavor and variety, either. But our tastebuds and our brains do. It is usually necessary for food to taste good to stimulate appetite to get all the vitamins for health. And eating is one of life's pleasures. I certainly enjoy eating; my cats should, too. -- CATherine "CATherine" <pepsicola5cents@drop.me.bigsandytelco.com> wrote > For several weeks now Sheba has been doing something peculiar. When > she is about halfway through her bowl of food, she starts talking, [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > Maybe it is just coincidence that I changed her food from Diabetic > Management food to Fancy Feast! LOL! Maybe definitely. :o) SignatureMarina, Frank and Nikki Email marina (dot) kurten (at) pp (dot) inet (dot) fi Pics at http://uk.f1.pg.photos.yahoo.com/frankiennikki >"CATherine" <pepsicola5cents@drop.me.bigsandytelco.com> wrote >> For several weeks now Sheba has been doing something peculiar. When [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > >LOL! Maybe definitely. :o) I found out a lot of Fancy Feast is very low carbs. So now she gets flavorsome variety in her diet. But I still test her blood glucose. -- CATherine > For several weeks now Sheba has been doing something peculiar. When > she is about halfway through her bowl of food, she starts talking, [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > -- > CATherine I think the chances are good that she's complimenting the chef. Health food one thing, but now and then, we all want to eat something delicious. <G> Melissa Last night I couldn't stop giggling at the posts tonight you get the prize, I nearly fell off my chair laughing, at the thought of you saying all that while you were wolfing the food down. Jean.P. > > For several weeks now Sheba has been doing something peculiar. When > > she is about halfway through her bowl of food, she starts talking, [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > > Melissa >> > For several weeks now Sheba has been doing something peculiar. When >> > she is about halfway through her bowl of food, she starts talking, [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] >get the prize, I nearly fell off my chair laughing, at the thought of you >saying all that while you were wolfing the food down. Jean.P. LOL!! I confess i have done exactly that; table manners forgotten! Sometimes when i have a really long, stressful day and no time for lunch and get home exhausted and starving and my son puts a plate of food in front of me; I am almost hysterical with relief and hunger. -- CATherine > LOL!! I confess i have done exactly that; table manners forgotten! > Sometimes when i have a really long, stressful day and no time for > lunch and get home exhausted and starving and my son puts a plate of > food in front of me; I am almost hysterical with relief and hunger. Are you diabetic? Rob and the motley crew laugh at me because I sometimes do that after a rough day, when my blood sugars are out of whack. Pam S. >> LOL!! I confess i have done exactly that; table manners forgotten! >> Sometimes when i have a really long, stressful day and no time for [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > >Pam S. No. But when I am stressed out, my blood sugar drops. My job is stressful anyway; but sometimes it is more so. My office knows this, so that when we have meetings, food is always provided. A lot of the field staff don't seem to suffer from the stress; but it is nice to knwo that the office provides for those who do. And almost every desk has a bowl of candy of some sort, chocolate being most popular. I don't get into the office mor4e than twice a week usually' but the first thing I do is make the rounds of the offices and fill my pocket with candy! Yesterday I picked up a few lemon taffys and some Werthers. Then at the meeting we had veggies and dip and cookies. I wasn't very hungry by the time I got home! <G> -- CATherine >> For several weeks now Sheba has been doing something peculiar. When >> she is about halfway through her bowl of food, she starts talking, [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > >Melissa Oh, yes. i know the feeling well. Tha's why I have a tub of Godiva ice cream in the freezer! ;-) -- CATherine |
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