YARGH!

My boyfriend's sister is into touchy queery natural foods, so she bought his cat a bunch of different foods to try out. Bag after bag and can after can. I don't mind it, but two cans were Nutro brand. That's quality food right there...
My kitties don't eat canned food but since my boyfriend had decided... which one his cat liked best, there was surplus cat foods to contend with. I took a few cans to take to animal control, since those kitties are always wanting, and I took one to give the kitties as a treat. They nibbled on it while Icooked chicken fajitas. Then... an eerie silence... You know, the moment you realize you haven't heard the everyday noises in awhile?
I peered around the corner to see Didi standing over the food bowls, looking very pleased with herself. She then proceeded to takes three steps away (onto the carpet) and vomit all of the cat food up.
Gruarh!

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Comment by Sarah C. on August 5, 2008 at 8:15pm: I'm looking into getting a low table to put their food on, but we might just reorganize the den and fence off an area for food/poop. That way we can consolidate our no-doggy areas.

Comment by Anne on August 5, 2008 at 8:01pm: OO)H! Didn't know it could have that effect. Our beagle, Buster (iron stomach) used to eat my Mother-in-law's dry cat food. That's why he liked to go to Grandma's. He would bolt up the sairs to the kitchen. I better keep an eye on Le-Le when we visit.

Comment by Corey & Holly's Mom on August 5, 2008 at 7:43pm: I agree my cat food is on my extra kitchen counter, that way the cat can reach it but the corgi's can not!!

Comment by FuzzyButt on August 5, 2008 at 7:23pm: Oh yeah... That's why we put the cat food up, in a high place, and keep Banzai in our room till the cats are done. But for some reason they like to toss him a small morsel of kitty kibble every now and then.