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Marcela
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when i've got a new like and find out it was only the moderation bot...
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arfonzo
@arfonzo
Truth hurts, every time. đđž
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Marcela
@laursa.eth
we gotta be thankful cats donât speak. đŤ
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arfonzo
@arfonzo
Their look of discontent speaks volumes though.
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Marcela
@laursa.eth
we have to be thankful they donât know how to spit too mine would absolutely spit food on me âNOT SUPER PREMIUMâ
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arfonzo
@arfonzo
LMAO, is your cat posh like that? Mine likes what he likes, but he's got a pretty diverse palette and he's not posh exactly--like he won't refuse cheaper food, but he does like certain types and not others. For example he loves his food in gravy, not in jelly. Variety is the key for him, can't repeat flavours day after day, or else he'll be mad. But if we mix everything up, posh and cheap food, changing flavours--much like we do ourselves, he seems content! đť
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Marcela
@laursa.eth
oh the black cat isnt like this, he even eats plastic but juno? once we bought a cheap LITTER and she spent 5 DAYS WITHOUT POOPING I was ready to take her to the vet and cried all day then i was like ok let me try buying the old litter SHE POOPED WHEN I GOT HOME WITH HER OLD EXPENSIVE LITTER
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arfonzo
@arfonzo
sheesh, so picky! What a queen. Although to be fair, cats can be creatures of habit. So any change in things like the smell of the litter, or the feel, size of the litter pellets, etc, could've been enough to throw her off! I've heard to change litter you gotta mix it in gradually.
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Marcela
@laursa.eth
i never had the balls to change it again. now they're using a biodegradable mix of corn and cassava flour
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