My Cypress isn't a catnip girl, but a wonderful member here suggested honeysuckle wood. Well, I ordered her a playmat, which she sort of likes, but inside the box was a teeny-tiny ziploc baggie with a free sample of freeze dried salmon.
I gave her one and she liked it, and then I set it in the "treat basket" inside the pantry. The next morning, I saw the baggie on the floor, about 10' from the pantry. There were tiny teeth marks and the salmon wasn't in the nice squares anymore...more like chunks. So, I put it back on top of the wetbar. Later on, you guessed it, the teeny baggie was way over on the other side of the room, more teeth marks, smaller chunks inside, but still unopened. So, I put it on a cabinet that is much higher than our countertops, and only 7" deep. The next morning...they were gone. The teeny baggie had crushed salmon inside, and a million little teethmarks, and was on a doorstep.
After much laughter, I poured it out and you'd think I'd given her a whole salmon.
I suppose I ought to order her a big bag...and keep it in a lockbox!
I gave her one and she liked it, and then I set it in the "treat basket" inside the pantry. The next morning, I saw the baggie on the floor, about 10' from the pantry. There were tiny teeth marks and the salmon wasn't in the nice squares anymore...more like chunks. So, I put it back on top of the wetbar. Later on, you guessed it, the teeny baggie was way over on the other side of the room, more teeth marks, smaller chunks inside, but still unopened. So, I put it on a cabinet that is much higher than our countertops, and only 7" deep. The next morning...they were gone. The teeny baggie had crushed salmon inside, and a million little teethmarks, and was on a doorstep.
After much laughter, I poured it out and you'd think I'd given her a whole salmon.
I suppose I ought to order her a big bag...and keep it in a lockbox!
