All About The Cat.

An endless array of goodies.

In a possibly misplaced spurt of panic I headed off to Oberwart to do get plenty of vegan staples for the next few weeks ahead. A confirmed case of covid has been diagnosed in our village and who knows how prolific it has been. Village life does equate to many a social occasion and meeting. Let's hope it hasn't spread much but just in case yours truly went and stocked up. Of course in the advent of a serious village curfew / lock-down they would deliver food parcels but with our luck they might contain bacon, beef and eggs!

On the way to town I remembered that our princess needed a few more morsels ( yes, the local shop does stock her brand but at 30 cents more per can ) with which she could be tempted to eat. So I planned my route around her. The first pet emporium I entered had half the shop dedicated to cats and their obviously numerous needs. From potty to soft cushion. Never mind all those yummy treats. Leberwurst cream, duck and blueberry sauce etc, etc.

Clearly we are not the only ones who adore and spoil our cat. There were oodles of food choices to be had and each one more expensive than the next. One would think that a gourmet chef had developed most of these ranges but sadly our cat doesn't like them. Lucky for us though. With her it is a mere whif that decides the fate of the plate.

In all honesty I do at times wonder if what they put in the can does in any way resemble the enticing photo they put on the can. We can't really taste the various meals now can we? Perhaps there is a reason she refuses to eat some of the food we dish for her. Cats do have a keen sense of smell and can pick out any offensive odour!

Anyway, the larder is stocked and whatever comes our way will be okay...

Biggi