4.30 AM - My toes.
7.30 AM - One another's heads.
10.00 AM - Canned native animal. Preferably the one that the other cat is eating.
1.00 PM - The front page of my latest New Yorker magazine. [NOTE: Only if it's a good cover though.]
8.30 PM - My dinner.
10.30 PM - A toy hamster, taken out to the water bowl, dipped in, and then taken into the bedroom and dumped on the bed for nocturnal snacks.
11.30 PM - My toes.
That's about it I think. As you can see, it contains all five major cat food groups, ie, meaty stuff, stuff the other cat is eating, stuff the other person is eating, stuff the other person is reading, and the other person and/or the other cat.
Nutritious and non-fictitious! (Apart from perhaps The New Yorker.)
ReplyDeleteAnd it was a good New Yorker cover too. Shows they have good taste.
ReplyDeleteWhat happened to their Iams Kitten Growth Formula? Why aren't they eating Iams Kitten Growth Formula?
ReplyDeleteIt just kind of... vanishes throughout the day. Can't say I seem them eat it, that much. The level just gradually diminishes in the bowl.
ReplyDeleteThose kittens, they're a few iams short of a pentameter.