Our Cat Fry Says, no,no,no,no While Lapping Some Cream--Funny---

For about a year now I have been giving our cat Fry a small tea spoon of cream after making coffee. Last week I gave him a couple of strokes and he makes that no,no,no,no that I have heard cats make. Kinda funny. 1 min video.

Nice!

Just got 2 kittens who do this every time they eat. The kids feed them at every whim to make them do it, so they are getting fat for winter

a reply to: Butterfinger
Cats are odd creatures aren't they?

Fry, the cat in the video, will jump up on the back of recliner in the living room and stare at me. I'm pretty sure he wants me dead. But when coffee is made he makes with the figure 8's around the legs. He isn't a snuggly cat, never has been. And he doesn't go outside. Kinda does his own thing. His is a part of the family now, as much as a cat that has his attitude can be.

You should never give dairy products to cats. They are lactose intolerant, and dairy can kill them, even in small doses. Hopefully, you already knew that as a responsible pet owner and that's not actual cream you're poisoning your cat with every day.

a reply to: tigertatzen

I have found that they are lactose intolerant. I do give him a 1/2 to 1 tea spoon of raw cream. No loose stools, no puking, and your right about being a responsible pet owner.


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I heard "yum yum yum yum yum" haha

Look forward to showing this to the GF in the morning

a reply to: IkNOwSTuff
You know sometimes he will take a break from napping and come out when he hears the coffee being made, and I put the cream on the floor and he will look at it, then me, then walk away. Like it didn't meet his lofty and stringent quality control standards.
Cats can be jerks, cute, but still jerks.

a reply to: tigertatzen

Ive always had cats and always give them milk, never a dead cat except in the street.

We did the Almond milk thing for a while, cats seem to love that more than the real stuff.

a reply to: Butterfinger

Sometimes facts get twisted and then the rumor mill takes over. I love the internet to help solve these issues. But for this one I just asked the vet.

a reply to: seasonal

Well of course you officious cad! That cream belongs in the middle of a saucer belonging to a set of the very finest china, not on the cruddy floor where humans dare to walk near his presence! Silly man....

a reply to: Rubicon3

Your right, I didn't follow the Updated International Version of Proper Cat Etiquette and Treatment.
There is a very real possibility that the cat will collude with the dog (who's food dish is on the FLOOR!) to take my life in the middle of the night.

a reply to: seasonal

Survival depends greatly on you practising sleeping with one eye open at all times. Be alert, don't let your guard down and for your and your family's safety, any time you see those two looking at you then at each other... believe me, a plan has been hatched! I have the scars to prove it....

a reply to: tigertatzen

Chocolate is poisonous to the little dears too, but I had one who would break her neck to get at it. I caught her breaking into a sealed container to steal brownies. Thing is that I had noticed there seemed to be less of them than I remembered prior to catching her, but I attributed this to husband packing them in various lunches or sneaking his own treats. Who would suspect the cat of popping a sealed container lid?

She never suffered ill effects from that episode and we found a new way to store brownies.

a reply to: Rubicon3
Early this morning I say the cat flash some gang signs to the dog.

I think I bought some time with a little bacon grease on the dogs food. I can only put off the inevitable for so long though.

a reply to: ketsuko

Cats are more than sneaky.
They know what they want, and see no problem with just gong for it. Fry, the cat in the video loves to sharpen his claws on the carpet on the stairs, so the door is shut 100% of the time.
I never get after the animals too bad, they are after all animals. I just adjust things to accommodate the animals individual "I want to wreck this thing", and it is odd what they pick sometimes to tear to pieces.

originally posted by: tigertatzen
You should never give dairy products to cats. They are lactose intolerant, and dairy can kill them, even in small doses. Hopefully, you already knew that as a responsible pet owner and that's not actual cream you're poisoning your cat with every day.

LACTAID milk is OK to give a cat though.

a reply to: yuppa

This cat doesn't have a problem with the small amount of mile he gets 3-6 times a week. I think he'll be just fine.