Nothing fills us with serotonin quite like seeing our cats happy and content. And yeah, sometimes that involves pets or a good play session, but most of the time, it just involves treats.
Wet treats, dry treats, even their regular food — whatever their culinary vice is, they're sure to be happy while munching on some delicious fishy goodness. While most of us look at them with adoration, some people have gone above and beyond to capture these precious moments. So here's a collection of the funniest pictures of cats enjoying their treats.
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I don't know what sort of mythical beasts these cats are that gently lick at on-a-stick-style treats... XD all 6 of my horde chomp, not lick!
Kitty looks like they're saying "You know, Janet, if you brushed me as often as you brush your own hair, we wouldn't have to deal with these 'hairball control' treats..." XD
That is a human frozen pop/treat. While it is okay to let your catto lick certain human foods, things like sugary desserts, treats, candy, etc. is probably not a good idea. Cats are obligate carnivores and do not "enjoy" sugar like we do, and they cannot digest/process sugars easily. Additionally, many human treats are sweetened with xylitol, which is toxic to cats and dogs. Just check the ingredients before you let your cat have a taste :)
These are great. Now I am going to have to go into a bigger place than we live and look for some.
I love cat faces -- that's all there is to it. I'm also impressed by what seem to be more than a couple of homemade cat treats. I really can't afford to get my cat hooked on the commercial brands since they now seem to be priced as if they were truffles, so I'm going to have to see if there's any trustworthy info on how to make my own. Also, although cats are indeed obligate carnivores, all of mine have always loved small servings of fresh cantaloupe & canned corn, especially the juice.
These are great. Now I am going to have to go into a bigger place than we live and look for some.
I love cat faces -- that's all there is to it. I'm also impressed by what seem to be more than a couple of homemade cat treats. I really can't afford to get my cat hooked on the commercial brands since they now seem to be priced as if they were truffles, so I'm going to have to see if there's any trustworthy info on how to make my own. Also, although cats are indeed obligate carnivores, all of mine have always loved small servings of fresh cantaloupe & canned corn, especially the juice.
