OMG make it stop! But it's fascinating.

[lildutchgrrl]

She's doing it again. And this time pushing it around the floor. And the licking noises. They drive me batty. But better she eat it than I. I've had WAAAAAAAAY too many.

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[rhinecat]

At least it's not a dog chewing an itchy spot. Dear god, that's the most repulsive noise ever known to man.

Suki says she will eat your oreos AND your brains.

[lildutchgrrl]

Hee. Cubba chews on his butt, and you're right -- it's repulsive.

Suki will have to fight me for 'em -- I am extremely fond of both.

[chalepa_ta_kala]

Perhaps I'm not be the first person to suggest that they might make her ill (or at the least not be very healthy for her to ingest).

But I thought it bore mentioning. *hug*

[lildutchgrrl]

Thank you. My littlest cat seems to eat anything (including chocolate) she can get her little tongue on, and has yet to suffer adverse effects (other than the occasional spray from the water bottle). I think it's because she doesn't actually ingest all that much of it. She just wants to taste it. Case in point: I left the original Oreo out for her, and it still has one side, the middle, and few pieces of the other side left on it. And I know I picked up a chunk or two and trhew it away.

[jenderqueer]

Hehehe... The cat at my workplace also loves the Oreo's, and will steal pretty much any bread product or pastry left unattended. She's like a walking excuse for the existance of breadboxes. This is particularly interesting now that the rugrat has taken to throwing her food from his highchair...