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PrincessBandit
14th January 2008, 17:51
I ask this question because tonight while preparing dinner a large, chunky piece of roasted red capsicum dropped on the floor by my feet and one one my cats swooped on it and ate it, beating the dog to the prize! This same cat eats the thick end of asparagus stalks (cold and soggy/stringy) - and no, there is no residual butter or salt on them. I thought the asparagus was a one-off event after accidentally dropping some after getting the stalks out of the pot, but no he has eaten it on many occasions since. Any other pets with strange tastes out there?
Pussy
14th January 2008, 18:03
Yep, used to have a cat called Muddy (RIP) who loved raw mushrooms, and was quite partial to broccoli
Joni
14th January 2008, 18:09
Sootie loves pasta.... with anything on, it does not have to be meat!
He once tried Wasabi, but spat it out very quickly! :lol:
He will try almost anything once... likes some types of fruit too! :yes:
Trudes
14th January 2008, 18:10
I used to ride a rather vicious Shetland pony that enjoyed the occasional cold saveloy....
dino3310
14th January 2008, 18:15
i had a cat called sooty aswell he was into cheese and creamstyle sweetcorn.
wish my kids would eat all there friggen veges, my youngest has got a thing for cat bikkies
fireball
14th January 2008, 18:20
our house cat frankie (came with the flat not by choice) eats anything from vegies to the coals from the fire we had the other night..... mind you the vet bill is pretty expensive :lol:
BIHB@0610
14th January 2008, 18:21
Louis (aged 1) ate dishcloths for the first six months of his life. Little round holes started appearing in my dishcloth, couldn't figure it out. Then one morning it looked like swiss cheese - perfectly round little holes, about 4cm diameter. Now he's got fussy, just nibbles the tea towels occasionally. Likes to eat flies too :bleh: YuMMY!.... has to fight the goldfish for the priviledge after I've swotted 'em .......
BIHB@0610
14th January 2008, 18:23
Sootie loves pasta.... with anything on, it does not have to be meat!
He once tried Wasabi, but spat it out very quickly! :lol:
He will try almost anything once... likes some types of fruit too! :yes:
I've done that with wasabi - thought it was avocado ....:Oops: :sick:
Trudes
14th January 2008, 18:24
I've done that with wasabi - thought it was avocado ....:Oops: :sick:
Ewwww, same!! I don't think anything has left my mouth so quickly!!!
dangerous
14th January 2008, 18:28
What's the weirdest thing your pet eats?
Ummm... my other pets turds :gob:
well you did ask :doh:
HornetBoy
14th January 2008, 18:30
haha my cat has a fetish for eating nuts and raisins
MyGSXF
14th January 2008, 18:34
My old cat Salty.. (RIP beautiful boy :love:) wouldn't eat his weetbix until he had eaten his marmite on toast. :shutup: He would lick all the marmite off first, then eat the toast.. then he would eat his weetbix.. musta liked them soggy.. :eek:
That was his routine, every morning! :Punk:
Trudes
14th January 2008, 18:40
Come on people, seriously, feed your animals!!!
Jokes!!
My Dad's old Rotty used to sit at the table with him and share a piece of toast every morning, bloody slobbery mutt!! He was actually quite a good garbage disposal, and a sweety, but you didn't dare say rat or possum in front of him!! RIP Sam.
Oakie
14th January 2008, 18:47
>Our first dog once ate a turd that fell out of our daughter's nappy as she walked across the room.
>Our second dog used to eat perfectly round holes in our double bed sheets and blankets. We'd always know when he'd done it as there'd be pieces of sheet mixed up in his turds on the front lawn.
>Our cockatiel once tried to eat my finger (bastard!)
>Our cat seems to eat anything that isn't cat food but seems to prefer brocolli and potatoes (cooked). He will only eat fresh meat if it's warm, not out of the fridge and he turns his nose up at rabbit, however it is presented.
Romeo
14th January 2008, 18:55
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banditrider
14th January 2008, 18:56
We'd always know when he'd done it as there'd be pieces of sheet mixed up in his turds on the front lawn.
Old family dog once ate some crayons and on a separate occasion a rubber glove. Know how we discovered that...
MsKABC
14th January 2008, 19:19
My old Boxer (may he RIP) used to lick the soap.
One of our current dogs eats his OWN shite. :no:
They all love carrots, yum.
One had a chew on hubby's wrist the other day :doh: :doctor:
And if I don't hurry up and get off KB and feed them, I might be next!
tri boy
14th January 2008, 20:07
Had a Blue Heeler that would eat the crotch out of the girlfriends undies.:laugh: Not while she was wearing them.
And she was a bitch too. (the K-9 that is), well actually they both were.:doh:
Xaria
14th January 2008, 20:13
My cat (Chaos) eats used cotton buds. Ick
Trudes
14th January 2008, 20:18
Well.... if we're going to be disgusting.... my boss' dog eats the used sani pads out of the bathroom bin :sick: and their cat will eat mice, the whole mouse, ears, bones, guts, tail, the whole lot :puke:
turtleman
14th January 2008, 20:23
My Turtles will eat Oxygen weed, lettuce, cabbage, peas carrots broccoli but not corn. They also eat most lean meat and offal (kidneys, liver, sheeps heart). Snails and worms, cicadas and other insects as well as live goldfish, neons etc are fun for them, and they're quite partial to the occasional finger, too! :bash:
Oh, and they, too, will eat their own turds.... :sick:
dangerous
14th January 2008, 20:39
Well.... if we're going to be disgusting.... my boss' dog eats the used sani pads out of the bathroom bin :sick:
ok ok, you win... :apint:
PrincessBandit
14th January 2008, 21:06
Well.... if we're going to be disgusting.... my boss' dog eats the used sani pads out of the bathroom bin :sick:
EEEEEEEEWWWWWWWWW:sick::sick::sick: and i thought it was bad enough that my dog just eats our cats', rabbit's and (when they were alive) guinea pigs' droppings. We have to put our cats out at night otherwise they leave disgusting pressies on the carpet in the morning. Occasionally one will hide and inadvertently be left in for the night and I will only discover the "damp patch" left after dog has kindly "cleaned up" for me. Excuse me i have to go dry retch again.....
Bren
14th January 2008, 21:28
When I was a kid (many many years ago...nah only like 20 years ago) I had a German Shephard that ate grapes....OFF THE VINE...and only the ripe ones!
My Lorrikeet loves Strawberries (but that aint new)
Our LabX now eats anything we give her...apart from onions...
And our cats love pasta...
One of our cats though, instead of catching mice, rats and birds and leaving them at the door instead leaves Camelia flowers at the door when they are about...she is such a cute cat:niceone:
T.W.R
14th January 2008, 22:16
I had a German Shephard that ate grapes....OFF THE VINE...and only the ripe ones!
Ditto, both my Staffy & Huntaway/Beardy cross do that now with plums, nectarines,apples, & cherries just when they're ready to be picked :laugh:
The Huntaway is a vacuum cleaner and will eat anything sent her way, the staffy is a bit more selective but loves bananas
chanceyy
14th January 2008, 22:20
My old horse loved beer & coffee but not at the same time ..
our family dogs ate every fruit & veggie apart from tomatoes ..
PrincessBandit
14th January 2008, 22:42
When I was a kid (many many years ago...nah only like 20 years ago) I had a German Shephard that ate grapes....OFF THE VINE...and only the ripe ones!
Reminds me of a dog my parents owned once - she'd eat the fermented figs which had fallen under the tree then lie there completed sozzled. We were mainly worried she'd come across a wasp hidden in one and pay the price of a hugely swollen tongue. Thankfully that never happened, but she was funny to watch.
gijoe1313
14th January 2008, 22:50
My brother's Samoyed is partial to ice cubes, considers them quite a treat and when he hears or sees them clinking in your drink, he'll look at you wistfully for a few of them!
janno
14th January 2008, 23:40
The barking bookends are very partial to icecubes, but their favourite would have to be eating washed up dead fish on the beach. Yumm, takeaways!
Brock disgraced himself yesterday at the aussie kayakers welcome in New Plymouth by streaking off and stealing a ham sandwich from someone's picnic basket while they flapped and shrieked. I felt like such a bad mother . . .
Nagash
14th January 2008, 23:54
Well i've recently discovered that my little Fox Terrier is a fan of whale meat.. a whale was washed up on Muriwai beach (a sight in itself) and the little bastard just took a chuck out of it and ploded along with glee. Much to the disgust of the many.. many! hippies out there.
bikerboy011
15th January 2008, 01:14
Ode my wild cat likes raw meat hes also been hunting birds and lizards but i always stop him from eating them lol. I think hes a minie tigger hehe. Good guard too when ever some one rings the door bell he runs to the door even if he was sleeping he would wake up.
eliot-ness
15th January 2008, 07:04
Blackberries, both my dogs pick out the ripe ones and eat them straight from the bush. My last dog, same breed, did the same. Doesn't seem to do them any harm but getting the juice stains out of their white wool is bloody difficult.
Pussy
15th January 2008, 07:11
Well i've recently discovered that my little Fox Terrier is a fan of whale meat.. a whale was washed up on Muriwai beach (a sight in itself) and the little bastard just took a chuck out of it and ploded along with glee. Much to the disgust of the many.. many! hippies out there.
Don't let Green Peace get hold of that information!!
NZsarge
15th January 2008, 07:30
The mutt eats honey puffs.
cheese
15th January 2008, 07:57
My Cat eats Wetas!
vifferman
15th January 2008, 08:08
I don't have a pet at them moment (apart from 9 finned thingies, which eat algae, and soy-based meals), but when I was young (about 87 years ago), we had a cat (:mad:) which would eat anything off the floor to prove how hungry he was, but was VERY fussy about whatever was put in his bowl.
Our dog would eat anything - we gave him all our scraps, and he'd eat the lot. When we had a roast chicken, we'd give him the whole carcase. The weirdest thing he ate was a goat head, which he'd dug up form the neighbours. Well... he would have eaten it, but I confiscated it and put it down the offal hole.
The weirdest thing he ever ate was apple cores, because he didn't like them. He seemed to think that anything we ate, MUST have been food. So, if I was eating an apple, and threw the core away, he'd retrieve it, and chew at it, but didn't really like it.
When we first got our dog (as a puppy), our youngest was a toddler, and the two of them used to steal each other's food. The dog would jump up and steal #3's icecream/biscuit/fruit, and in retaliation, when we put a dog biscuit in the dog's bowl, #3 would steal it. Two unfortunate things came out of this Food War: it taught the dog to jump up to try to get food from people's hands, and he ended up with a kink in his tail when the war escalated and #3 shut the sliding door on him. Well... we think that's what happened.
My sister has a spaniel that climbs her fruit trees and steals the fruit so the birds don't get them first.
ManDownUnder
15th January 2008, 08:11
I used to ride a rather vicious Shetland pony that enjoyed the occasional cold saveloy....
KY warming gel solves that problem.
Beemer
15th January 2008, 10:07
Our cats love the milk left over when you have Weetbix, and I did have one cat that loved licorice. I only found out when I came into the lounge one night and found her with her head in the bag, slobbering away. I sincerely hope it was the first time! The bag was hers after that!
Smooch was whinging one night when I was cutting up broccoli so I gave her the stalk to chew on, thinking she would bugger off. Wrong - see the attached shot. She chewed on it for about 10 minutes, eating some of the leaves and also the hard stalk. Weird!
Flatcap
15th January 2008, 11:12
My dog quite often takes a dump, turns round, and eats the turd while it's still steaming.
....Means I don't have to pick it up I spose....
007XX
15th January 2008, 11:30
My cat loves popcorn...i got to fight the biarch:love: for it! :sweatdrop
Stickchick
15th January 2008, 11:37
My cat loves popcorn...i got to fight the biarch:love: for it! :sweatdrop
Funny you should say that, so does my cat. He also likes Chippies too.:love:
one-speed
15th January 2008, 11:39
well one of my dog's eats just about anything.
apple's, orange's, banana's and it's a fight for the grapes as he just stands under the vine and nibbles away.
007XX
15th January 2008, 11:42
Funny you should say that, so does my cat. He also likes Chippies too.:love:
That's a bit underhanded of you to call Dan your pussy, isn't it? :rofl:
:dodge:
Blue Velvet
15th January 2008, 11:51
One of my cats went nuts over cooked broccoli or raw tomato. As in jump on bench and claw me to death for it nuts. He was cool. He wasn't no fool.
Oakie
15th January 2008, 11:56
My dog quite often takes a dump, turns round, and eats the turd while it's still steaming.
Just likes his food warm I guess....
Jorja
15th January 2008, 12:01
Ummm... my other pets turds :gob:
well you did ask :doh:
Know a dog who waits behind the other dogs cause she likes it warm :sick:
u4ea
15th January 2008, 12:22
..I have a cat who will loves eating asparagas and the other day he ate avacado..:pinch:
Curious_AJ
15th January 2008, 13:00
my maltese poodle Cheeky used to eat brown beetles.. (in south africa) called Christmas beetles colloquially... they soon earned the name "cheeky peanuts" in our family... and have been called that ever since
sadly cheeky passed away when i was 8. RIP old boy.
Mekk
15th January 2008, 13:29
Washing machine hoses.
Curious_AJ
15th January 2008, 13:49
my cousin's dog sassy likes to lick the sweat off my cousins feet "she has very sweaty ones".. lol...
Trudes
15th January 2008, 13:54
eww eww, that just reminded me... my mum's dog used to like to sit for hours licking my nanna's legs, she had these skin cancer things on them and they used to get a bit 'weepy', and the dog would lick them. Funnily enough, it actually used to clear them up. :sick:
Curious_AJ
15th January 2008, 14:00
ewwwwww omg... lol that has to be the most disgusting thing ever!!!!
but clearing them up?? well well, there IS a use for dog spit!
Joni
15th January 2008, 14:02
It has a healing agent in it.... the fact that he licked your Nanna's legs was a sign of devotion, and that he was taking care of her... he would know the smell of "infection" and he only knows one way to fix it and thats lick.
Bless his heart! :love:
buellbabe
15th January 2008, 14:09
My old girl Dyna LOVES fruit and it is a race between her and me to get it off the fruit trees in my garden. She will easily get all the lower ones and when they are all gone she stands on her hind legs and, using one leg and paw, will pull branches down to her to get the higher fruit.
Smart eh?
But she doesn't wolf the fruit down. She lies down and holds it between her front paws taking delicate wee bites , chewing and swallowing then turns it and bites again just like a person. If she encounters a bad bit she will spit it out! And she won't eat apple cores! No worries cos my other dog comes along and hoovers the leftovers up!
Trudes
15th January 2008, 14:10
I know, lovely little walking slipper it was, but how the hell nan could handle her licking her legs I don't know! She tried to lick a cut on my leg once and I couldn't bare the feeling *shivers*. Bless her heart is right, RIP Puddles.
Usarka
15th January 2008, 14:14
Mates dog got into his back of weed......:eek:
buellbabe
15th January 2008, 14:20
Oh yeah that reminds me...another dog I used to co-own was a pot-head. Wouldn't touch cabbage tho, only interested in the good shit.
Quite frankly she needed to mellow out a bit, she was a stressed out bitch, the dak didn't seem to do her any harm.
And BTW we never fed it to her, she just had an uncanny knack of sniffing out stashes LOL!
007XX
15th January 2008, 14:21
I just remembered...I had an albino pet rabbit who used to chew on everything from electrical wiring to phone books, anytime he was released in the house.
We eventually had to give him away to a lady with a bigger garden, hoping it would resolve the problem. But it didn't...
Dak
15th January 2008, 14:50
My Bull Terrier used to eat empty beer cans.
MotoGirl
15th January 2008, 14:56
We had loads of horses over the years and the two that stand out are the one that ate Pebbles (the choc-coated ones, not the rocks) and the mare that drank Coke straight from the bottle. She used to grab it between her teeth, throw her head back and take a swig! Odd... Now I understand why she was such a good jumper :D
99TLS
15th January 2008, 14:59
the dog eats sheep shit, dead road kill hedgehog, bird remains the cats have left , cats ate half a duck last week, dog ate rest this morn it was rotten crawling with maggots :sick: :puke:, the cats also tag teamed and killed a magpie last week,
banditrider
15th January 2008, 18:38
When I was a kid (many many years ago...nah only like 20 years ago) I had a German Shephard that ate grapes....OFF THE VINE...and only the ripe ones!
My Lorrikeet loves Strawberries (but that aint new)
Our LabX now eats anything we give her...apart from onions...
And our cats love pasta...
One of our cats though, instead of catching mice, rats and birds and leaving them at the door instead leaves Camelia flowers at the door when they are about...she is such a cute cat:niceone:
Back to my old dog (the one that ate crayons & rubber gloves), she also used to take grapes off the vine and also strawberries from the garden.
Also, we used to bury fish frames in the vege garden. She'd wait a week or two and then dig them up for a munch.
Current dog eats just about any food though not that big a fan of tomato or lettuce on his sammies. Mate reckons that he (the dog) is partial to sheep poo when at his place. That's about as gross as he gets - gross enuff!
lb99
15th January 2008, 18:55
Oh yeah that reminds me...another dog I used to co-own was a pot-head. Wouldn't touch cabbage tho, only interested in the good shit.
Quite frankly she needed to mellow out a bit, she was a stressed out bitch, the dak didn't seem to do her any harm.
And BTW we never fed it to her, she just had an uncanny knack of sniffing out stashes LOL!
strange huh?
I have a mate who's neighbours cat turns up meowing every time he sparks up, just likes to sit in the room, then fucks off when its over......
RC1
15th January 2008, 19:00
strange huh?
I have a mate who's neighbours cat turns up meowing every time he sparks up, just likes to sit in the room, then fucks off when its over......
my dog sits with me when i spark up :shifty:
lb99
15th January 2008, 19:02
My Bull Terrier used to eat empty beer cans.
my staffie used to do that. beer cans, hose fittings, my gumboots(no one elses just mine) his blanket, rocks, rope, the cush drive rubbers for my xl250, his lead, he was the master thief, and was not allowed inside, but I swear he could tippietoe, coz he could cross the kitchen floor without making a sound, barbie dolls, sandpit toys, rd250 brake pads, my wifes toothbrush (multiple times, only hers), sunlight soap, the wipers off my car, this dog was like a kea...... but he never ripped open the rubbish bag
Curious_AJ
16th January 2008, 10:46
my staffie used to do that. beer cans, hose fittings, my gumboots(no one elses just mine) his blanket, rocks, rope, the cush drive rubbers for my xl250, his lead, he was the master thief, and was not allowed inside, but I swear he could tippietoe, coz he could cross the kitchen floor without making a sound, barbie dolls, sandpit toys, rd250 brake pads, my wifes toothbrush (multiple times, only hers), sunlight soap, the wipers off my car, this dog was like a kea...... but he never ripped open the rubbish bag
at least he didnt rip up the rubbish bag lol...
but dang.. that dog!
Pixie
16th January 2008, 11:01
$45 ear plugs:angry2:
Mutley
16th January 2008, 23:56
My cat (Chaos) eats used cotton buds. Ick
Our old cat Clyde used to do this too. Quite often the rubbish bin would be knocked over and the cotton buds fished out.
One of our latest cats is a great hunter. She catches birds, eats their heads and leaves the rest on the doorstep for me.
buellbabe
17th January 2008, 06:30
Nice...
When my cat catches birds the only things left are the feet and the wing tips.
Firefight
17th January 2008, 06:48
Zeb ate my wifes cellphone and tv remote:crazy: when he was about 11 months old ! didn't just chew them, ate most of it and then shitted printed circut board for two days, wife got updated cell phone so all good.:clap:
black labs, got a love them
F/F
Ms Piggy
17th January 2008, 07:56
My dog has been known to eat tangerine, banana, apple and just last night (when I dropped my delicious meal off my picnic plate and onto the sand) she ate avocado.
Weaver
17th January 2008, 10:09
My dog is rather partial to week old leather riding pants. Won't make the mistake of letting him near them again
Oakie
17th January 2008, 10:28
Zeb ate my wifes cellphone and then shitted printed circut board for two days F/F
"Go ahead Mr Brown, you're through now...."
(Sorry, only people old enough to have been connected by an operator will get this)
NotaGoth
17th January 2008, 15:02
Kumara, and potatoes. Daniels dog literally begs for biscuits (we have witnesses to this)
Dans dog and my puppy Zep both chase and eat flies. Cheap alternative to flyspray.
And my puppy has taken a liking to weed, climbed up onto the dining table one day and ate the whole lot. Not good.
buellbabe
18th January 2008, 05:35
Was puppy OK?
Another one of my bitches ate dope cake that someone had dropped on the ground at a party...we found her semi passed out. I was really worried about her, thought I was gonna have to get her stomach pumped but she slept it off and was fine the next day. She never went near weed in any form ever again...
KATWYN
18th January 2008, 08:17
carrots. Our dog will choose a carrot (or a peice of carrot) over a juicy dog bone any day :laugh: its really weird and fits the criteria for this thread
Oakie
18th January 2008, 08:18
And my puppy has taken a liking to weed, climbed up onto the dining table one day and ate the whole lot. Not good.
So did you do the 'Cheech and Chong' thing and follow the puppy around to reclaim the weed as it came out the other end? Hence ... "whoa, that's some good shit man!"
KATWYN
18th January 2008, 08:23
Know a dog who waits behind the other dogs cause she likes it warm :sick:
my cousin's dog sassy likes to lick the sweat off my cousins feet "she has very sweaty ones".. lol...
eww eww, that just reminded me... my mum's dog used to like to sit for hours licking my nanna's legs, she had these skin cancer things on them and they used to get a bit 'weepy', and the dog would lick them. Funnily enough, it actually used to clear them up. :sick:
he would know the smell of "infection" and he only knows one way to fix it and thats lick.
:
I feel like ill when I see a dog lick someones face.....
NotaGoth
18th January 2008, 08:30
So did you do the 'Cheech and Chong' thing and follow the puppy around to reclaim the weed as it came out the other end? Hence ... "whoa, that's some good shit man!"
Hell no!!!
I feel like ill when I see a dog lick someones face.....
Despite what people see their dogs eating and erm... Licking... Yet they still let the dog lick their face *puke*
buellbabe
18th January 2008, 08:34
Hell no! Not me!
Jeez i know where my dogs tongues go...no thanks.
They are both trained not to lick people and even when they are grooming each other if it gets excessive they can be stopped with a simple "no licking" or "thats enough".
yucky!
Laava
18th January 2008, 08:40
My mate spent $1000 getting his dog fixed when it twisted its bowels running around like it was demented. After it was home and running around the pool table, someone cracked a ball off the table and the dog chased it and swallowed it! They never did find it on the lawn so god knows what happened to it! Just imagine the dogs face as he is trying to poo it out!
NotaGoth
18th January 2008, 08:44
Was puppy OK?
Another one of my bitches ate dope cake that someone had dropped on the ground at a party...we found her semi passed out. I was really worried about her, thought I was gonna have to get her stomach pumped but she slept it off and was fine the next day. She never went near weed in any form ever again...
He was fine suprisingly... Bit quiet but that was a small perk.. (horrible as it sounds)
Least he mellowed, and stopped his usual carry on of ripping clothes off the washing line, chewing shoes, and ripping open rubbish bags and dragging the contents through the whole house... :mad:
Curious_AJ
18th January 2008, 11:09
lol, animals do the weirdest things sometimes... you gotta love them..
Oakie
18th January 2008, 18:47
Our long departed first dog ate a needle and thread when he was just a pup. Survived to tell the tale but there was a bit of surgery involved.
pete376403
19th January 2008, 22:43
A workmates Dobermann ate a corn cob, must have swallowed it pretty much in one piece. Took some expensive surgery to get that back.
Our new tonkinese kitten loves popcorn, cornflakes and peas. The older tonk only goes for the popcorn.
LukeChCh
20th January 2008, 07:04
Bumble bees.
My german sheperad (8 years old) is pretty adept at killing and eating them.
Not sure if bumble bees sting (or bite) but when she attacks them she seams to know to keep her lips back (so its a full on snarm when shes going for them - a big german sheperd attacking a small bee). Anyway .. thats it! :-)
Joni
21st January 2008, 14:02
Today it was blue cheese and the cracker it went on...
He is begging for more :D
99TLS
21st January 2008, 16:00
one of the cats brings in a weta each night and eats it after kids have gone to bed
Joni
22nd January 2008, 07:55
Last night I roasted some pine nutes... he liked those quite a bit too! :gob:
PrincessBandit
26th January 2008, 21:46
Update on the weird eating habits of our black cat (the one that eats cold asparagus and roasted capsicum). Tonight we had corn cobs, done on the bbq. Couldn't eat all mine so hubby held it for the dog to eat (he nibbles it so cute, with his lips pulled back). While dog is eating said corn, several kernels fall on the floor and black cat swoops in and vaccuums them up in the blink of an eye. Oh, same cat also ate banana muffin today as well. I think he's actually a pig in a cute little black fluffy disguise.
MVnut
26th January 2008, 21:56
Bran (wolfhound) ate a hole in a kauri door to about 7 or 8 inches diameter .....bitch in heat inside the other room, and another time some gravy beef I left out, 11.5kgs of it. Ace (wheaten terrier) loved to skin and eat hedgehogs, then he'd have a drink and the spines would clatter around in his mouth (the worst noise imaginable), sure to remember some more goodies soon
FilthyLuka
26th January 2008, 22:09
Bran (wolfhound)
jesus man, how can you afford the food for that thing? A wolfhound eats more than i bloody do
homer
26th January 2008, 22:11
our cats eat shoe laces
or anything string looking
pain in the arse when you go to tie your shoes or boots and the lace breaks
martybabe
27th January 2008, 07:53
I always tell people my staffy is a good little ol mutt but after reading this thread and thinking back.....
She's been opened up twice to remove rocks....I dunno she just eats boulders? She's eaten used sanitary items,toys, pens, seat belts,wax crayons etc.
Most of thats behind her now but she will insist on eating my daughters make up and my daughter will insist on leaving it where the dawg can get it.
She often emerges from one of the bedrooms after snacking on mascara n lipstick,looking all inocent like except for the smudged come fook me big boy lips.:love:
Okey Dokey
27th January 2008, 08:46
My brother's lab ate his wedding ring. My brother has large hands and this was a very big ring. He had taken it off and it was on the kitchen benchtop. Spent the subsequent days sifting through dog poo, with no success. Then one evening the dog had a huge cough and the ring bounced off the wall! Dog and ring both okay.
MVnut
27th January 2008, 10:32
jesus man, how can you afford the food for that thing? A wolfhound eats more than i bloody do
Back then I had 10 wolfhounds
Laava
27th January 2008, 12:23
Most of thats behind her now
Ha ha!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Grumpy Gnomb
27th January 2008, 14:59
Our dog yesterday went into my gym bag (brave boy) and took out my i-pod and decided it would make a great chew toy. Will be contacting my insurance company and asking for a claim form
PrincessBandit
27th January 2008, 16:24
My brother's lab ate his wedding ring....Then one evening the dog had a huge cough and the ring bounced off the wall! Dog and ring both okay.
Re-read that a couple of times 'cos I thought you meant dog and dog's ring... then realised that he coughed it out :Oops:
today, my pet rabbit hopped up on my lap and proceeded to eat most of my lunch (steak n cheese pie), oh, and she hissed and got really aggro when I tried to take it away
cc rider
18th May 2009, 00:29
today, my pet rabbit hopped up on my lap and proceeded to eat most of my lunch (steak n cheese pie), oh, and she hissed and got really aggro when I tried to take it away
Wow, I've heard it called a lot of things, but, hey, no names are necessary.
Hard to visualize, though.
I'm on the wrong track, ay?? :shutup:
and their cat will eat mice, the whole mouse, ears, bones, guts, tail, the whole lot :puke:
wow why would have known that cats eat mice.
Thats the first cat I would consider a cat :stupid:
skidMark
18th May 2009, 01:54
Semen...........
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