Dear George,
You might wonder…..cookies for cats? You
bet! Yummy, fresh, homemade as you can see in the photo attached! Made fresh by
my Mommy using fresh eggs, sardines and sometimes tuna! Mmmm! Sooo yummy! And
the best part? I can eat as many as I want as I don’t have to worry if I’m a
size 2 or 4 or 6! I can be size 10 – what the heck! At my age? I’m 18 years
young! I grew up with my Mommy, I mean we grew up together.
She is the most beautiful, lovely, fit
mother any cat may wish for. But, between you and me, George? I think she
sneaks in the kitchen at night and steals some of my cookies. I don’t mind; we
share so much love that few cookies here and there it really doesn’t matter.
One thing though! She plans to add some catnip to the next batch and I worry …is
this going to affect her behaviour (in case she sneaks in the kitchen again)?
What do you think George? Any suggestions?
Yours… a cookie lover
Angel
Dear Angel,
I am delighted to hear that you have acquired a good cook, devoted to producing fine feline food. I have the misfortune to employ only one household servant, who is incapable of cooking for me. She insisted that I eat take-away food out of envelopes or dried pellets from a large bag. Meanwhile she cooks herself delicious dinners of chicken, fish, and even sometimes beef.
Theft among household staff is always a worry but there is little that we can do about it. When you adopt a human, you have to put up with their funny ways. So I think your attitude is sensible.
Catnip in your food? A small amount should do no harm. Unlike humans who use and abuse their drugs of choice, such as alcohol and weed, we are always moderate in our appetites. When I sniff catnip, it is true that for a moment or two I may behave in a relaxed roll-about fashion: but humans become drunk or stoned for hours at a time. Catnip will make no difference to your human: it's not strong enough.
I think you have a real prize. If she steals a little, so what.... just enjoy the cookies that are left.
Yours enviously,
George
Dear Angel,
I am delighted to hear that you have acquired a good cook, devoted to producing fine feline food. I have the misfortune to employ only one household servant, who is incapable of cooking for me. She insisted that I eat take-away food out of envelopes or dried pellets from a large bag. Meanwhile she cooks herself delicious dinners of chicken, fish, and even sometimes beef.
Theft among household staff is always a worry but there is little that we can do about it. When you adopt a human, you have to put up with their funny ways. So I think your attitude is sensible.
Catnip in your food? A small amount should do no harm. Unlike humans who use and abuse their drugs of choice, such as alcohol and weed, we are always moderate in our appetites. When I sniff catnip, it is true that for a moment or two I may behave in a relaxed roll-about fashion: but humans become drunk or stoned for hours at a time. Catnip will make no difference to your human: it's not strong enough.
I think you have a real prize. If she steals a little, so what.... just enjoy the cookies that are left.
Yours enviously,
George
angel...we bee envee uz two...yur mom total lee rocks !!! we due good ta get any cooked....any thing ☺☺☺ !!! N we agreez with george; a wee bit oh nip willna hurt yur mom; in fact her mite even make MOR cookeez !! ♥♥♥
ReplyDeleteI'm jealous! I LOVE cookies - but, my mom ....not baking :-(
ReplyDeleteStill....she buys me treats!
Minnie
Hmm! Catnip is cookies? It must be interesting! I get some dry catnip over winter but I have unlimited access to fresh nip summertime in our garden.
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Oh! You are so lucky Angel! To grow up with your human kitten and then, having her becoming your mommy and make her stick around home? AND cooking for you! A dream that very rare comes true. The norm is once the human kittens grow up to their full capacity...they move away!
ReplyDeleteMine did :-( and I miss him sooooo much! (he comes to visit but it's not the same as when we were sharing a room together). So be happy and enjoy!
CAT Victoria