Arlo and Janis by Jimmy Johnson for December 21, 2023

When it comes to gourmet dining I am certainly not in Arlo’s class. I had to look it up, but then again, so did Arlo.

It’s made by Fancy Feast and my cats won’t touch it.

Canned cat foods are marketed for the owners, not the kitty.

“Primavera is a vegetable dish.”

He wants it in a ceramic dish.

(Groan! Now you don’t have to.)

One person’s gourmet is another’s swill. Like Gentleman’s Relish.

There are quite a few fancy brands of cat food that have spinach, carrots, pumpkin, and stuff like that mixed in. Thing is, cats are carnivores, not omnivores. You shouldn’t feed them vegetables. Some veggies are even toxic to cats.

Oy! I just came from a cartoon where some commenter forgot some hyphens for their compound adjectives—and it is a simple relief just to see JJ using one well, right off the bat . .

Oh Primavera is just the sauce! LoL Our cats fav. LoL

I doubt there’s much about cat or any other pet food that is considered gourmet dining.

Read the labels. If you have a legal obligation to name all the items in your country you end up with your eyebrows stuck to the ceiling.

Got fancy cat food for my outside cats. They wouldn’t touch it. Even the raccoons wouldn’t eat it.

Reminds me of the Kzinti.

Why would anyone make vegetarian food for a carnivore?

Luddie’s not finicky. He’s a connoisseur.

When you find something you think they love, because they go nuts for it. Then you buy 24 cans and they hate it. sigh. So many donations.

But Ludwig didn’t have to look it up.

If something calls itself “gourmet”, odds are I won’t enjoy it.

Primavera? That’s no spring chicken.