Foo - Why did my cat eat the cookie?

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UnsafeAlpine
09-22-08, 07:53 AM
I've heard animals will eat things because they're lacking something in their diet. Some dogs eat poo for that reason, cats eat grass to help their digestive system. So what is lacking in my cats diet to make her eat a frosted snickerdoodle? I mean, is it possible she's lacking cookies in her diet? Maybe she's lacking frosting? Should I smear a little frosting on her food? The frosting wasn't lard based and she actually ate the cookie as well as the frosting....Stupid cat.
Rob1900
09-22-08, 08:19 AM
a frosted snickerdoodle sounds like one of the best tasting things i could ever imagine
to get the taste of her own privates out of her mouth?
get her some mice, it will take her mind off of the cookies.
StupidlyBrave
09-22-08, 08:37 AM
To take to her rodent overlords for her daily tribute?
huytheskigod
09-22-08, 09:52 AM
I stopped asking the question of "why is my cat eating______?" a long time ago. Now it's just "get away from my food! It's not for you!" Last night, I went downstairs to get the laundry, I came back up to find that she had gotten to the fish on my dinner plate, I was not amused:notamused:.
We hide the bread in our house in the microwave, there's one cat that beelines for bread - even if you just happen to set the grocey bag containing the bread on the floor as you unload groceries. And she makes a mess of it -- mainly eating the center portion of it leaving the crusts in tact. :notamused: I've cleaned up more than my share of breadcrusts.
UnsafeAlpine
09-22-08, 09:56 AM
I stopped asking the question of "why is my cat eating______?" a long time ago. Now it's just "get away from my food! It's not for you!" Last night, I went downstairs to get the laundry, I came back up to find that she had gotten to the fish on my dinner plate, I was not amused:notamused:.
Fish I understand, but frosted cookie?
ModoVincere
09-22-08, 09:59 AM
It was a sacrifice to basement cat...duh!
WilliamK1974
09-22-08, 10:40 AM
Growing up, we had a cat that would take and eat Golden Grahams cereal out of our hands. He'd eat as much as you would give him. I think more often than not cats want whatever it is you're eating even if it doesn't make sense for them to want it.
huytheskigod
09-22-08, 11:19 AM
Fish I understand, but frosted cookie?
Well, it was fish covered with curry powder, dill and garlic. Not quite the normal cat fair. She'll also go for chips, pretzels, vanilla ice cream, honey nut cheerios, honey nut cheerios milk, any chicken, rice, coffee beans, watermelon, prosciutto, papaya...the list goes on.
artifice
09-22-08, 11:42 AM
have you ever tried cat food? http://www.freesmileys.org/smileys/basic/sick.gif
nuff said, I can imagine why the cat would eat the cookie.
The Figment
09-22-08, 11:42 AM
Well, it was fish covered with curry powder, dill and garlic. Not quite the normal cat fair. She'll also go for chips, pretzels, vanilla ice cream, honey nut cheerios, honey nut cheerios milk, any chicken, rice, coffee beans, watermelon, prosciutto, papaya...the list goes on.
Sounds like my Cat....A Garbage Disposal on Four Feet Covered with Purring Fur
cyberlegend1994
09-22-08, 11:44 AM
One of our cats will eat grapes and potato chips - his mother used to do that too.... :eek:
have you ever tried cat food? http://www.freesmileys.org/smileys/basic/sick.gif
nuff said, I can imagine why the cat would eat the cookie.
no but my ex did (dog food anyway) - who used to stop over to the house after we were separated - and raid my fridge - or make some smart arse comment about how there was never anything in there - what do I do with my money blah blah - so I left a little bowl of my dog's Pedigree country stew in the fridge and he had that. He never made another refrigerator comment after that.:thumb:
UnsafeAlpine
09-22-08, 11:48 AM
no but my ex did (dog food anyway) - who used to stop over to the house after we were separated - and raid my fridge - or make some smart arse comment about how there was never anything in there - what do I do with my money blah blah - so I left a little bowl of my dog's Pedigree country stew in the fridge and he had that. He never made another refrigerator comment after that.:thumb:
:lol:
cohophysh
09-22-08, 01:22 PM
We hide the bread in our house in the microwave, there's one cat that beelines for bread - even if you just happen to set the grocey bag containing the bread on the floor as you unload groceries. And she makes a mess of it -- mainly eating the center portion of it leaving the crusts in tact. :notamused: I've cleaned up more than my share of breadcrusts.
LOL, one of ours does the same!
jfmckenna
09-22-08, 01:41 PM
http://icanhascheezburger.files.wordpress.com/2007/01/2000035887522228730_rs.jpg
one of my cats used to eat azuki bean paste, anko
never understood why, but she was the only one of the 12 cats I've had that ever ate it.
nekohime
09-22-08, 03:18 PM
If it's yummy to you, it's yummy to the cat.
Teh kitteh eats anything that I put on the floor or in his bowl for him. My motto is as long as it's not poisonous for teh kitteh, he can eat whatever he wants, be it gophers, grasshoppers, lettuce drizzled with sesame oil dressing, or sushi (even the rice and avocado parts).
cyclokitty
09-22-08, 03:22 PM
My childhood cat went mad for cheezies. She'd bite your fingers to get to the cheezie powder.
She also loved cake and frosting.
When I say she "loved" and was "mad" for some non-cat food, I mean I'd end up scratched and bitten from my fingertips to my wrist. Great cat though. No sweet, no baked good was safe from her.
crackerjab
09-22-08, 03:25 PM
Was it your last snickerdoodle? I would be upset as well. Was it a "space" snickerdoodle?
skinnyone
09-22-08, 04:57 PM
http://icanhascheezburger.files.wordpress.com/2007/01/2000035887522228730_rs.jpg
Beat me to it :p..
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