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Thomas Avery - 13 Mar 2006 13:03 GMT
I have two cats, now about 2YO, who I have aptly named Psycho and Rambo.
What a pair! Were shelter cats which I obtained to replace the two I
lost who were 21 and 22YO. Rambo loves popcorn and cashews while Psycho
only eats cat food. Neither of them will touch seafood in any form, just
turkey, chicken, and beef along with their dry food. They both love lettuce.
CadillacWoman - 13 Mar 2006 13:28 GMT
One of my cats devoured a chese-stuffed chile pepper that fell to the
floor. He didn't seem to mind the heat at all--licked his chops and
looked up to see whether there would be more.

Rambo probably likes popcorn and cashews because of the grease and
salt. Watch out for giving them human food with high salt and fat
content--it's not good for them. I used to give my cats deli turkey as
a treat, but it has a lot of salt too.
Foundryrat - 20 Mar 2006 08:51 GMT
> One of my cats devoured a chese-stuffed chile pepper that fell to the
> floor. He didn't seem to mind the heat at all--licked his chops and
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> content--it's not good for them. I used to give my cats deli turkey as
> a treat, but it has a lot of salt too.

i c your point but if thomas had two cats that
lived to be 21 or 22 he did something right
before.  But yeah i have to agree watch out for
the human food.  I know you love your feline
friends but you wanna keep em healthy.
Anna - 13 Mar 2006 20:27 GMT
>I have two cats, now about 2YO, who I have aptly named Psycho and Rambo.
>What a pair! Were shelter cats which I obtained to replace the two I
>lost who were 21 and 22YO. Rambo loves popcorn and cashews while Psycho
>only eats cat food. Neither of them will touch seafood in any form, just
>turkey, chicken, and beef along with their dry food. They both love lettuce.

Psycho and Rambo - good names for rambunctious kitties.  The ones you
previously had lived to ripe old ages, you obviously took care of them well.
One of mine is wierd too - she likes taco chips.  I give her a few tiny
pieces when I'm eating them, and she will eat white chicken meat but refuses
to touch the dark meat.  Yup, pretty wierd!

Anna
Wayne Boatwright - 13 Mar 2006 22:32 GMT
On Mon 13 Mar 2006 12:27:55p, Thus Spake Zarathustra, or was it Anna via
CatKB.com?

>>I have two cats, now about 2YO, who I have aptly named Psycho and Rambo.
>>What a pair! Were shelter cats which I obtained to replace the two I
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>
> Anna

One of our cats likes chicken, the other likes turkey.  Another cat I had
for 17 years absolutely loved bananas, so much so that I had to keep them
in a cupboard because she would steal them.

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Okay, okay, I take it back! UnScrew you!

Anna - 13 Mar 2006 22:46 GMT
>for 17 years absolutely loved bananas, so much so that I had to keep them
>in a cupboard because she would steal them.

Okay, now that is the wierdest one I've heard yet!  (perhaps a monkey in her
previous life? tee hee).

Anna
Matthew AKA NMR ( NO MORE RETAIL ) - 13 Mar 2006 22:48 GMT
Rumble like strawberry twizzlers

> >for 17 years absolutely loved bananas, so much so that I had to keep them
>>in a cupboard because she would steal them.
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>
> Anna
Wayne Boatwright - 13 Mar 2006 23:16 GMT
On Mon 13 Mar 2006 02:46:34p, Thus Spake Zarathustra, or was it Anna via
CatKB.com?

>>for 17 years absolutely loved bananas, so much so that I had to keep
>>them in a cupboard because she would steal them.
>
> Okay, now that is the wierdest one I've heard yet!  (perhaps a monkey in
> her previous life? tee hee).

She certainly had enough "monkey shines" in her. :-)  She was a very tiny
cat, but very athletic.  I think she'd have hung by her tail if she could
have.

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Catgirl - 17 Mar 2006 06:46 GMT
Dr Woodard wrote:  Bear in mind Onions are poison for cats.

Thanks for mentioning that!  Yeppers, I did scoop away the toxic stuff
before he could ingest much of it... he was quick though!  He really
seemed to enjoy anything that fell out of the sandwich that had that
sauce on it.  Little goofy one, him!

Catfirl
Catgirl - 17 Mar 2006 06:48 GMT
Catgirl meant to type "Catgirl" not "Catfirl "... LOL
looks funny... catfirl... LOL
Valkyrie - 17 Mar 2006 20:25 GMT
I believe a 'catfirl' is what you find after your kitty has "massaged" a
favorite sweater. It's a lesser used technical term often replaced with a
muttered and the more common term; AW SH*T!!!

Val

> Catgirl meant to type "Catgirl" not "Catfirl "... LOL
> looks funny... catfirl... LOL
LindaC - 14 Mar 2006 05:22 GMT
One of my cats loved cantalope.  He could smell/hear me cut one open from
the back of the house. He'd show up in the kitchen and wait for his serving.
I think that's a good as bananas.
--
Linda
Temecula California
Turn out the lights when replying.

> >for 17 years absolutely loved bananas, so much so that I had to keep them
> >in a cupboard because she would steal them.
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Catgirl - 14 Mar 2006 21:10 GMT
OMG!!  LOL!!  One of mine went crazy for canteloupe too!  Also yogurt.
Could detect it from a deep sleep in a far off room!  I could *never*
eat any in peace LOL  (Oh, all right... here ya go...)

And a cat from my teen years used to sit and wait like a vulture for
the droppings from my favoritie treats... Italian Sub Sandwiches.
Onion, whatever fell out of it, he ate it with "relish"... silly boy!!
I wouldn't let him have too much of that though, it couldn't have been
good for him.  But it sure was funny!

Catgirl
Dr. Woodard - 15 Mar 2006 15:58 GMT
>OMG!!  LOL!!  One of mine went crazy for canteloupe too!  Also yogurt.
>Could detect it from a deep sleep in a far off room!  I could *never*
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>
>Catgirl
Bear in mind Onions are poison for cats.
 
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