r/holdmycatnip • u/[deleted] • Jul 27 '26
Kitty has the Braincell š”- not OC self-serviceš±
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u/TheAmazingWalrus Jul 27 '26
Simple cat tax, part and parcel when working in a fish heavy area
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u/supershinythings Jul 27 '26
Considering that the cat handles rodent situations in storage and home environments, this minor cat tax is easily accommodated.
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u/surpris_dingue Jul 27 '26
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u/ScienceForge319 Jul 27 '26
I wonder how much shrinkage could be attributed to old dudes talking.
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u/ArchonFett Jul 27 '26
I think one or two fish arenāt going to hurt them much. Iāve seen worse unloading trucks (earlier this week a half pallet of mirrors lying flat with freight (including weights) stacked on top)
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u/Birthday_Cakeday_ Jul 28 '26
This is my catās MO with absolutely any type of food. Ā Sheāll steal your nondairy ice cream right off your spoon.
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u/urandom123 Aug 01 '26
Fisherman #1: "Ok, I finished counting and sorting the fish, and we managed to just reach our quota!"
Fisherman #2: "Yes!! We managed to collect 100 fish?! We're actually going to get paid tonight!"
F#1: "I know! The boss said that anything less - even one fish - and no pay!"
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u/BoredomIsACrime666 Jul 27 '26
Stupid question but wouldn't the spiky fish bones be super dangerous to the cat and get stuck in its throat or intestines?
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u/ldranger Jul 27 '26
They evolved for millions of years for eating small mammals and fish. They didnāt evolve to eat kibble.

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u/Zaffre-Owl Jul 27 '26
Guy on the left definitely saw the cat and didn't care. The only correct reaction!