It’s Caturday and time for cute fluffy-wuzziness.
Today it’s…
Caylee and Morgan, doing the nom, nom, nom thing.
Nom, nom, nom, nom, nom, nom, nom, nom, nom, nom…
You get the jist of it.
It’s Caturday
It’s Caturday
It’s Caturday and time for cute fluffy-wuzziness.
Today it’s…
Caylee and Morgan, doing the nom, nom, nom thing.
Nom, nom, nom, nom, nom, nom, nom, nom, nom, nom…
You get the jist of it.
Love your furry pics. Thanks for the tip our one cat Jewel does the same thing. Our vet never suggested something like that.
Why is there a rose quartz heart in the kibble bowl?
If it brings peace to the cats, I just might try it.
Because Brighid is a scarfer–she gulps her dry food and that makes her throw up. So the vet said to put something in the bowl to slow them down. I chose a rose quartz heart. BUT…and this is a big caveat–if you use stones, make sure it’s one that is safe to put into food. Here’s a list: Safe/Unsafe Crystals. I’m actually probably going to switch over to a couple very large (so the cats can’t possibly swallow them) heavy glass spheres, though.
Thanks for the information. That’s an interesting site. I just may have to pull out my stones from the drawer where I put them away. 🙂