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u/sleepyheaadd 1d ago
Feeding multiple cats is an extreme sport
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u/Itscatpicstime 11h ago
As someone who runs a rescue and feeds over a hundred a day… extreme sport somehow still doesn’t seem to cover it
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u/bubblytinn 1d ago
The drama . The gluttony !
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u/pandavbee 1d ago
You can say that again
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u/UareAmazing123 23h ago
And louder too.
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u/quietkyody 19h ago
THE DRAMA . THE GLUTTONY !
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u/UareAmazing123 7h ago
Can you please reduce bass by 35%.
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u/Strictly4Cats 1d ago
A lot of people don’t realize that cats get nausea if they don’t eat within 12 hours of their last meal. They are meant to eat frequently
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u/Phillip228 22h ago edited 22h ago
I just adopted 2 stray cats last summer. Why do they always seem to act like they're starving? Will they eat an entire bag of food if given the opportunity?
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u/FixPristine4014 20h ago
They probably have some food insecurity from their days as strays. You can reduce this over time with more frequent smaller feedings. That way they get more secure in knowing there is more food coming and they won’t have to starve. Takes a little while for them to feel safer!
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u/Moon_Goddess815 10h ago
Aww poor kittens, those people, abusing these poor creatures and not giving them any food. the 😹😹😹😹
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u/shiznat4ever18 4h ago
Literally both of my cats. They act like I starve them. Yell at me while I get their food and as I set it down for them
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