The Where’s Waldo of cat food

David Ryckaert III the Younger (1612-1661) Peasant Woman Feeding a Cat

 

I have quit counting the number of times I have failed to get medication into my cat. This was my last try. I bought a pouch of cat treats that are crunchy outside and soft inside. There may have been a big neon light bulb over my head in the grocery store when I discovered Temptations JUMBOStuff! Surely no cat could resist a tasty and crunchy morsel stuffed with savory salmon. 

I could hardly wait to get home to feed the cat. I carefully broke one of the morsels in half, scraped out the filling and put in less than 1/4 of a pill. Then I put the “pill” in with the other regular dry cat food. And yes, I am aware of how ridiculous I must look to an observer.

I will not keep you in suspense any longer. The picture at the left shows the “disguised” medication. The one at the right is the result.

P.S. – I’ll bet ANY other cat would have gobbled down the Temptations snack. This in no reflection on the product. I just wish the DEA could hire my cat. Clearly she can sniff out drugs no matter how they are disguised.

This Post Has 4 Comments

  1. Junie

    My dog could be on your cat’s DEA team. The only thing that works for him is a pill hidden inside a big wad of cream cheese.

  2. jerigale

    I would be thrilled to use cream cheese! Getting a tiny pill in this cat is a 2-person job. And even then, no easy trick!

  3. Barb

    Oh my, this hit home. For most of our almost 45 years of marriage, we’ve been cat owners/servants and well know how much fun it is to get medication into them. Good luck!

    1. jerigale

      We are servants indeed!

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