the Brat attempts to relieve his once-more inflamed bladder in the newly regenerated rosebush
Morgan, in answer to your question--yesterday I cooked up the first, experimental meal of ground turkey, rice, carrots, vitamins and olive oil. The Brat took one look at it and attempted to relieve himself next to the bowl. The Alpha Cat looked disbelieving, politely attempted a couple of bites, then politely requested that he be allowed access to his regular food.
They're not happy about the feathers, either. Recipe experimentation, vacuuming, and the purchase of a new supply of catnip are in order.
On the bright side, one heavy application of cayenne pepper to the rosebush produced the unmolested foliage you see here.
They're not happy about the feathers, either. Recipe experimentation, vacuuming, and the purchase of a new supply of catnip are in order.
On the bright side, one heavy application of cayenne pepper to the rosebush produced the unmolested foliage you see here.
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Update: the tuna went down much better with the rice and carrots.
(sigh) - I know something cheaper
:^)
Why is it not surprising that RLH knows a cheaper way?
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