“Dear Cocoa,
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| Image by Nemo and can be found on Pixabay |
I am a well-seasoned
veteran feline and I have learned a lot through-out my long life. However, one thing I have never been able to
understand is my pet’s aversion to insects.
Insects are the very best fun and they make a great meal. I mean what other food can you find that
leads you on an incredible chase through curtains, windows, bedding, carpeting,
etc. which ends with a delectable meal fit for a king/queen? My pets will chase the bugs down and kill
them before I can and then….horror of horrors, they pick it up and toss it in a
spot where I can’t get to it! Can you
explain this to me?
Signed Bugless”
Dear Bugless,
Your pets love to
chase the bugs as much as you do and they will stop at nothing to be
first. Then they take the bugs to their
special place so you can’t eat them because it was their catch. You must pay strict attention and be the
first on the scene when bugs appear.
Climb on whatever you must to reach them. Get on the cabinets, the bureaus, the
curtains, even the stove if you must but be faster than your pets. And remember, they will cheat by pushing you aside
or picking you up so be prepared to race right back in there for your fair
catch.
Signed Cocoa”
