Corn on the Cob- Yummy!

By VG -
Another installment in the occasional series "What do kittehs eat?"

Of course we know about tuna, and even watermelon, but this was a new one on me. Figaro the Cat Eats Corn on the Cob (1:01 min)



p.s. Figaro is a 16 year old Maine Coon.

Click "Maine coons on YouTube" label for more great YouTubes of Maine coons.

Comments

  1. Marion in SavannahSeptember 10, 2008 at 4:09 AM

    Years ago I had a kitteh who would rifle through the trash to get cantaloupe rinds. He also would steal dates. I've completely given up on ever trying to understand what goes on between their ears!

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  2. PhilSeptember 12, 2008 at 7:17 AM

    One of my first cats, Bitch, used to LOVE onion rings and strawberry milkshakes.

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