
You realize thad eef you feed me automateec een the nighd I weell wan' More! More! More!?
Si. I know. You remembhair the time Neeck-the-drarg-addeect looghed aftair me an' he fed me eberytime I said eep. When you saw me afthair two mornths I was roun' como un soccerball and my forr was standeen' orp een reedges because there was nard enorf to corbair my bardy.

I weell re-pose' cartoon to illustrade my dilemma. Eef you feed me ad four I wan' more food ad five. Whad can I do?



May I suggest a self-feeder, that lets food out when the cat wants to eat but still keeps the pellets fresh and crunchy? Worth a trial run maybe? Frankly I've never had a night hunger problem with my cats, so I don't know...
ReplyDeleteWaaahahahaha. This cat would feed himself until he blew up. Been there done that :-)
ReplyDeleteClearly it's me. I'm a bad parent.
Maybe a timed feeder that say every three hours served up a measured portion of deeleeshus pelleds? dayin, dayoud, so to speak...
ReplyDeleteI was born hungry too so I know what you mean. But, I have never not had enough blackness to cover myself. Thank god...
ReplyDeletei think i just peed my pants. you're keeling me. maxine does that too. they mighd be reladed.
ReplyDeletehttp://www.amazon.com/Petmate-LeBistro-Portion-Control-Automatic-Feeder/dp/B000BVWVUA
ReplyDeleteHey, I get it, hermano -- hungry drives a cad to desperate measures ... the humans free-feed us, but so far I have never blown up. And she left you with a druggie??? Wow!! But it looks like, once again, the CATtorneys have a solution.
ReplyDeleteI'd say early childhood trauma, eating his emotions... hmm, try and talk to him more, and when he talks, REALLY listen, try to picture the frighten little kitten he was once, and...oh hell just give him Prozac.
ReplyDeletebig forr ? u luk thin. u need mor food. luv from verry small end thin forr
ReplyDeleteHey Estorbo,
ReplyDeleteIgnore these "self" or "timed" feeders. It is important to make your humans work! I also recommend running and jumping on the bed as hard as you can to wake them up. Boy, does that make them yell!!
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