That's just crazy

[thebitterguy]

So, last week, while Cynra & I were out getting some cat food and carpet cleaner spray

While in the midst of shopping, we spotted this, a turducken flavoured cat food from Merrick, a small family cat food manufacturer.

Okay, it was kinda pricey, but, wow. Turducken? For cats? I was there. Right in that. We took it home, and a few days later decided they'd been relatively well behaved (Ozzy hadn't attempted to mount my kneecaps in the past few days), so we opened that stuff up for them.

Holy cow. You know, to say they liked it is a bit of an understatement. They'll poke and nibble at wet food while waiting for the dry. This stuff? They tore into it like a Conservative government into a chance for government corruption.

It's kinda weird to think the cats are getting better food than me, but as long as they're happy, that's what's important.

Comments

[rentagurkha.livejournal.com]

Where'd you find this? My two are fairly picky and I'd be happy to find something else they'll eat...

[thebitterguy]

The Petsmart here in Milton.

[indefatigable42.livejournal.com]

Turducken for cats probably just means giblets from three different kinds of birds. ;)

[thebitterguy]

The kitties do like it. They usually only get turkey giblets at Christmas. The combination appeals to them.

[doc-mystery.livejournal.com]

Somehow, when I read the word turducken I think of duck poop.

::B::

[thebitterguy]

I think that's the German term for it.

[skaiser.livejournal.com]

See now my Cat won't touch the dry stuff and insists on only wet food. Sure I leave out the dry, but it barely gets noticed.

[thebitterguy]

They're all different, I guess. Our biggest one will nibble at dry but chow into wet with a passion, while the smaller two won't really have any wet without dry on top.