Arlo and Janis by Jimmy Johnson for January 13, 2018

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    alondra  almost 7 years ago

    Finicky brat!

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    SnuffyG  almost 7 years ago

    Luddy would rather have the diced rat.

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    David Huie Green LoveJoyAndPeace  almost 7 years ago

    Just feed it to the possum.

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    cabalonrye  almost 7 years ago

    That’s the problem when you are used to junk food. Real good food tastes blah. No sugary fat taste to drown the rest.

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    AliceHunter1  almost 7 years ago

    We got our dogs treats ,but with no artificial color or flavoring. They won’t eat it. We are back to the fake bacon they’ll eat.

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    realexander  almost 7 years ago

    What is a “meat by-product” anyway?

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    t jacobs  almost 7 years ago

    I got my cats a can of tuna yesterday. no .turned up noses. It was “more daddy”

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    alliegator  almost 7 years ago

    I’ve bought mine ground turkey and chicken, cooked it just until not pink, carefully set it out in little ceramic dishes (they refuse food out of plastic) just to watch them look at me like I’m Lucrezia Borgia. Meanwhile, the rest of my family (dogs and humans) circled the bowls like sad hungry sharks. Sigh….

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    MIHorn Premium Member almost 7 years ago

    Mine has me trained to buy one particular brand. I tried the gourmet types, and different brands on sale. No dice.

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    Dani Rice  almost 7 years ago

    When you have more than one cat, you never have picky eaters. (This is also true of dogs, BTW.)

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    jarvisloop  almost 7 years ago

    This is an incredibly wealthy country – we can actually afford to have pets and to give them “gourmet” food. I’m extremely lucky to live in this time and place! (And I am not joking at all or being sarcastic in the slightest.)

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    Nicole ♫ ⊱✿ ◕‿◕✿⊰♫ Premium Member almost 7 years ago

    I tried that all natural-all meat crunchy food that supposedly also had no preservatives and/or dyes (something like that, can’t remember exactly) and my cats wanted NOTHING to do with it. They smelled it and refused to eat. 2 days later the cats hadn’t eaten it and were starving. They would rather starve than eat it so I had to go out to buy their usual “Meow Mix” style food.

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    david_42  almost 7 years ago

    While we were dating my wife brought a box of ALL-NATURAL peanut butter dog treats to my place. My dogs wouldn’t touch them, so I put them out for the wild critters (lived way out in the country)… a month later, they were untouched.

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    Tyge  almost 7 years ago

    When you find something your cat will eat, never change, Your cat will make you pay. They’ll either shun you ‘til you bring them they’re old food or barf it in your shoe.

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    Tyge  almost 7 years ago

    This is the weekly “cat strip.” But kudos to Greg for yesterday. What a great ending to the grocery shopping gag!

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    ms-ss  almost 7 years ago

    Okay, slightly off subject. Since they stopped making D-Con in natural grain, I can’t get the mice to eat any of the artificial blocks or pellets of stuff they sell now. Does anyone know of a mouse poison they will eat?

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    jarvisloop  almost 7 years ago

    Tyge: After reading your praise for Greg, I looked for his comment yesterday. I can’t find it. Is it there, and I am missing it?

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    starcandles Premium Member almost 7 years ago

    We have three, & they will only eat pate. The chunky stuff with gravy-they lick off the gravy & will not touch the food after that. These cold mornings I heat up the food in the microwave for a few seconds until the chill is off. They love people tuna packed in H2o, & I have tried every variety of health, natural no-grain kitty foods & they just take a couple of bites & then turn their little noses up & refuse to eat it. Purina Friskies beats out every other brand. And generic? Ha! They will not even touch it. They smell it, give me the evil eye, & walk away! Junk food kitties!

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    oakie817  almost 7 years ago

    right?

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    Varnes  almost 7 years ago

    Jarvisloop, This time we live in may be the best of times….Medical procedures have advanced so fast, it’s hard to keep up. On a cheap laptop or phone, we can get more knowledge than ever before. In 15 seconds you can find the answers to any questions you can pose…. Advances in growing food are feeding so many people it seems impossible…We are on the verge of having cars that drive themselves…And you know what, even though emotionally I’d rather have a human paying attention to the road and other traffic, but intellectually I know computers are almost perfect….Most people aren’t all that perfect…In a lot of places around the globe, there really is free speech. Communication? It’s morphing before our eyes….OK, so we didn’t get the flying cars, and our jet packs must be on back order, but we do have the equivalent of the picture phone and 2 way wrist radios…….You’d never know it by watching the news, but these are some of the most peaceful times in all of human history. Vast parts of the Earth are not at war. It doesn’t seem like it, but SO many people aren’t dying everyday, because of war or disease, that it’s unprecedented, believe it or not….Remember, just over a 100 years ago, women mostly died delivering babies. I have a cousin that had polio, nobody gets that anymore….These are the best times to be alive…..I hope we don’t freak things up……….

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