Because this dog clearly can’t finish off all that dog food by herself…

Posted on October 22, 2006 by Earl

…she calls for backup!
Cats and dogs living together - mass hysteria!
After I caught Olivia eating dog food, she tried to hide in shame:
Olivia's cloaking device
There’s not really any shame in that. This just means Olivia’s the latest in a long line of my kitties who’ll eat anything.

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ubikuberalles on October 23, 2006 at 12:37 am
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Anything you say?
A friend of mine had a cat named Snickerdoodle and an Irish Settler named Bandit for pets. He had to keep the dog away from the cat’s sandbox because Bandit would sniff around and eat Snickerdoodles um, er, Snickerdoodles @_@.
My friend mentioned that Bandit had really bad breath. 😀
Be glad here are some things a cat won’t eat.
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Earl on October 23, 2006 at 4:58 am
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Xena’s been known to wolf down a little bit of second-hand protein if left unattended – and if the cats don’t cover it up, as our recent Special Guest Kitten discovered.

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