Last night I was in a real hurry, the trains had been bad and I had
about 10 seconds to collect some things from home and feed the Furballs
or I was going to be late for my game...So I grabbed the tin, pulled
the ringpull and realised...
I'd picked up a tin of tuna by mistake.
Oh well I thought it won't be wasted. I've never given the kitties
hoomin tuna before so I poured it in their bowl telling them what a big
treat this was..
Sarrasine took one sniff and walked off with a look that said "Are you
trying to poison us?!"
Redunzel didn't even approach the bowl
My cats don't like proper tuna!!! I thought they'd be up for it as tuna
catfood is a favourite of theirs!
Lesley
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kilikini - 09 Jun 2006 10:56 GMT
> Last night I was in a real hurry, the trains had been bad and I had
> about 10 seconds to collect some things from home and feed the Furballs
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> My cats don't like proper tuna!!! I thought they'd be up for it as tuna
> catfood is a favourite of theirs!
My cats won't eat tuna, either. They won't eat people food of any sort,
except crab meat. It is, what it is.
kili
EvelynVogtGamble(Divamanque) - 09 Jun 2006 16:30 GMT
>>Last night I was in a real hurry, the trains had been bad and I had
>>about 10 seconds to collect some things from home and feed the Furballs
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> My cats won't eat tuna, either. They won't eat people food of any sort,
> except crab meat. It is, what it is.
Mine have always enjoyed the liquid from water-pack human
tuna - I've never tried them on the fish itself. Of course,
the tuna cat food is much more "fishy" tasting, I think,
since it's made from the darker parts of the flesh, (Humans
preferring the light meat.)
jmcquown - 09 Jun 2006 12:54 GMT
> Last night I was in a real hurry, the trains had been bad and I had
> about 10 seconds to collect some things from home and feed the
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>
> Slave of the Fabulous Furballs
Tuna is overrated :) Since Persia came to me as an unknown cat from the
outside, when I first took her to the vet he wanted her to take worm pills.
He told me to buy some water-packed tuna and tuck the pills in it. Persia
turned up her nose at it and it wasn't the pills, trust me, it was the tuna.
Even *I* don't eat canned tuna. LOL
Jill
Kreisleriana - 09 Jun 2006 15:29 GMT
>> Last night I was in a real hurry, the trains had been bad and I had
>> about 10 seconds to collect some things from home and feed the
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>
>Jill
Now SALMON, though, that's another thing entirely. ;)
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jmcquown - 09 Jun 2006 22:56 GMT
>>> Last night I was in a real hurry, the trains had been bad and I had
>>> about 10 seconds to collect some things from home and feed the
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> Now SALMON, though, that's another thing entirely. ;)
> Love Stinky
Ooooh especially salmon patties when mom has mixed them all up with crumbs
and eggs and a little mayo! Yum yum!
Persia
Marina - 09 Jun 2006 13:07 GMT
> My cats don't like proper tuna!!! I thought they'd be up for it as tuna
> catfood is a favourite of theirs!
I don't think there is such a creature as 'a normal cat.' ;o) Frank and
Nikki used to like tuna - when they first started getting
hyperthyroidism meds, I used to hide it in a little tuna - but I haven't
even tried it with Mir and Cali. I don't eat tuna myself, and I usually
feed Caliban pouch food from the petstore, so I'd hardly pick up tuna by
mistake, either. Miranda, of course, doesn't eat any cat food, so she
might very well like tuna. Too much tuna isn't good for cats, of course.

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Shirley B. - 09 Jun 2006 14:52 GMT
I had a Siamese years ago who wouldn't eat canned tuna unless I put mayo in
it and made tuna salad! She wouldn't touch it plain.
My Rexie now, Siamese, male, almost 4, doesn't like fish of any kind.
Loki and maMA will eat anything, and I do mean anything!

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> Last night I was in a real hurry, the trains had been bad and I had
> about 10 seconds to collect some things from home and feed the Furballs
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> Slave of the Fabulous Furballs
Monique Y. Mudama - 09 Jun 2006 22:36 GMT
> I had a Siamese years ago who wouldn't eat canned tuna unless I put
> mayo in it and made tuna salad! She wouldn't touch it plain.
*laugh*
Oscar loves tuna, but if I put any seasoning or mayo in it she won't
touch it.

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Karen AKA Kajikit - 09 Jun 2006 17:33 GMT
>Last night I was in a real hurry, the trains had been bad and I had
>about 10 seconds to collect some things from home and feed the Furballs
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>
>Slave of the Fabulous Furballs
If you give our girls tuna they'll lap up the juice with all the
eagerness of a kid getting an icecream cone - but they'll carefully
lick AROUND any actual tuna flakes that are in the bowl and ignore
them!
Dan M - 09 Jun 2006 17:47 GMT
> If you give our girls tuna they'll lap up the juice with all the
> eagerness of a kid getting an icecream cone - but they'll carefully
> lick AROUND any actual tuna flakes that are in the bowl and ignore
> them!
Talk about a picky kitty - Harri Roadcat loves the water from cans of
solid white tuna, but turns up her nose at the water from chunk light tuna :)
Dan
Monique Y. Mudama - 09 Jun 2006 22:35 GMT
They're cats. By definition abnormal =P

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Chakolate - 10 Jun 2006 05:46 GMT
"Lesley" <LMadigan@hhnt.nhs.uk> wrote in news:1149842423.728097.239930
@g10g2000cwb.googlegroups.com:
> My cats don't like proper tuna!!! I thought they'd be up for it as tuna
> catfood is a favourite of theirs!
Fess up - you took the time to open up their regular food, didn't you?
:-)
Doc will eat just about anything, but Pi, although he loves tuna water,
won't eat the tuna. I don't think he knows it's edible; he thinks it's
just some sponge that holds the water.
Chak

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Lesley - 12 Jun 2006 09:56 GMT
!
> Fess up - you took the time to open up their regular food, didn't you?
Well they were doing their double act, they've got this down to a fine
art. Sarrasine gives the look that says "Proper food or else!!" and
Redunzel looks as if to say "Why don't you love me anymore?" I call it
the "good cop bad cop" routine
Yes I cleaned it up and fed them their normal stuff
Lesley
Slave of the Fabulous Furballs
Enfilade - 12 Jun 2006 11:48 GMT
> > Fess up - you took the time to open up their regular food, didn't you?
My former landlord used to ALWAYS run out of cat food every other week
and feed his cats tuna until he got to the store. They loved it.
Our guys--I don't think Smokey recognizes fish as food because he
didn't eat it in the wild and the mess didn't serve it often. He is
into chicken, beef, and especially pork products.
Kumani won't eat anything moist, and Nocturne would probably demand
caviar...
I don't think Tyche even knows what she's eating most of the time,
though lately I realize she won't eat the canned Science Diet food.
Smokey gets it all. Tyche only wants crappy friskies.
--Fil
Lesley - 12 Jun 2006 16:12 GMT
Nocturne would probably demand
> caviar...
No "probably" about it, she's a class act
Lesley
Slave of the Fabulous Furballs
Christina Websell - 19 Jun 2006 00:56 GMT
>> > Fess up - you took the time to open up their regular food, didn't you?
>
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>
> --Fil
Kitty FC will eat absolutely *anything.* Any leftover hoomin food is
scarfed down no matter what it is. Carrots, potatoes, cabbage, brussels
<gollop, gone down the hatch!>
I suppose it's because she lived feral for so long, and appreciated anything
she could get.
OTOH, although Boyfie was lost for a while he will not eat any hoomin food
whatsoever, not even sliced sausages which Kitty would die for.
His favourite food is dried, so I guess he must have been reared on it in
his previous life. He does eat the canned wet food I give him, but he often
goes to his dry food bowl and begs, so I just give him a little bit of it.
Tweed