No I've never tasted cat food but my son tried a couple of pieces of dry food once a few years ago. I'm not sure what the brand was but I do remember he said it wasn't too bad and had kind of a salty taste.
Funny! That reminds me of when a client of mine gave me a home cooked Boston Butt for Christmas. When I got it out of the fridge and started cutting on it, Nat appeared out of nowhere with this "oooooh WHAT is THAT!???" look on his face. He wanted it sooo bad! LOL! It was only Nat, the other kitties couldn't have cared less.Ha, ha, This is amusing! Not so funny when your cat tastes your food though, running off with part of your dinner! My cat jumped in the fridge and started chewing on my lamb cutlets the other day.
Same here, Pam. Both food and meds get a taste test. I'm always getting teased about the latter at the shelter, but it really does help to know what the stuff tastes like when I'm trying to decide what to hide meds in.Yes. :anon: Sorry for grossing you all out. :anon: But it is what it is.
I won't give the furkids anything I've not tasted and that includes liquid meds. It's what I've always done. And I know for a fact that Theophylline tastes rather like unsweetened maple syrup.
And cat food tastes as bad as it smells! :nod:
I agree. And it's just that I can't give a med to a cat and say, "Oh, it's fine!" if it really does taste horrible. The Composure is horrid stuff and I won't lie to them, although Rick says they don't know. But I always say, "I know! It's bad stuff!" when we give them their doses.Same here, Pam. Both food and meds get a taste test. I'm always getting teased about the latter at the shelter, but it really does help to know what the stuff tastes like when I'm trying to decide what to hide meds in.
OMG. That story is priceless.
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A coworker of my husband told the story of how his cat disliked a meal and covered the plate-- with his wife's bra that the cat apparently dragged out of the laundry room specifically for the purpose. That was bad enough. But it happened when they had dinner guests-- right in front of everyone! Cat trots through the dining room with a bra in its jaws, then drops it on the plate of food... in front of a live studio audience. Priceless!
I just tasted some of the Hill's Age Defying dry-- bland. Gritty. Needs salsa. Salsa redeems everything.