It starts with soft “meows”, then Andy checks me for a reaction.
I ignore him because it is too early for kitty food time. Andy clearly disagrees so he moves in for the kill. Yes, it’s his…
…”Sorrowful Starving Wee Orphaned Kitten With Huge Unblinking Eyes Making Endless Guilt” look, Andy’s best effort. After I stop laughing, I make a kitty food plate for Andy. (It wasn’t time for kitty food. Andy left most of it uneaten, though he came back later at kitty food time and finished it.)
We pussycats never miss a moment to try for better meals from our humans. Winks.
At the price of his prescription food these days, I guarantee he gets a really gourmet meal at kitty food time! LOL! (It smells really good, too.)
I think he was just making sure the kitty-fodder would be available, Doug. Hehehe!
There is lots of anxiety about that! He used to have top wait for Dougy to eat, though sometimes he would eat at the same time.
Aha, a little like Cyril and Lady there, Doug.
Just to test you – may be 🙂 Andy always wins
amitiés
Ultimately, as you’ve already guessed!
They can get very insistent! 🙂
Positively! I hope yours all get hungry at the same time because different feeding times could get tedious!
dood……ahhh…but dad gave in … dinna he !!!! hope yur week end iz grate; see ya twoz day 🙂 ♥♥
If Andy carries on long enough, it is always kitty food time anyway. LOL!
That is so……..Andy!
He is so sweet when he wants something, but doesn’t like me to pick him up for loving!
There He is Andy 🐱🙂
Makes me laugh! I missed this side of Andy when Dougy was the chief kitty comedian here.
memories are fun after the seven horses of the apocalypse ride from the sky❗️
The photos are superb.!
The King Andy needs an entrée , a main dish and why not a dessert for his breakfast. What an unhappy cat ! 🙂
In friendship
Michel
Yes, he is a gourmand. No McDonald’s for Andy!
Did you know that cats have to catch about ten mice to feed themselves? So it is kitty food time about ten times a day, and that does not include all the spidery snacks!
Wow! No, I did not. I don’t imagine there is that much meat on a mouse. For that matter, I once heard cats might try ten times to catch food, with only one success. That’s a lot of energy and calories expended for a meal.
I heard cats have a 50 % chance to succeed, but I am not an expert. That would make 20 tries … you would make it 100 tries a day, sounds a bit much.
I’m citing a lion success rate and extrapolating that to our feline friends. Perhaps it’s easier to bring down a mice than a wildebeest?! LOL!
It is for sure. Our feline pets are not running after their prey, the literally prey on them, sitting there motionless until the mouse is close enough than one big jump – and it is over, unless it isn’t. Cats do not pursue, cattus cattus stalk their prey. Lions hunt in prides, cattus cattus hunts mainly alone. Until it doesn’t .. *chuckles, that is cats for you*
I’ve watched neighborhood cats hunting pocket gophers out back here. They can wait an hour or more for a gopher to emerge. Then they do a vertical lift-off, landing on the gopher’s back. They get one shot at it. For its size, the Camas pocket gopher is one of the most vicious animals known. I’ve seen a missed kill lunge back at a cat with its large, sharp incisors that can chew through tree roots.
Wow! I remember one time where a neighbor’s cat had a fox squirrel by the back. The cat was running down the alley with the still-alive squirrel in its mouth. Another squirrel was running after the cat! I never saw the outcome of that incident but I was amazed the cat caught the squirrel, let alone could run with it!
I’ve seen deer chase cats, but never squirrels. That is good one! I wonder how it all resolved.
I lost them when they turned off the alley into some bushes.
aaaah THIS look… who can resist? (not me LOL)
You know it! (Dogs, of course, have that look mastered as soon as they are born, and no human in existence can ignore it!)