Welcome to this week’s Feline Friday!
Today’s featured photo shows our dining table as dinner was served one night earlier this week.
Romeo has set himself up closest to my plate. The first part of the meal features my attempts to defend against Romeo’s turbo paw, which aims at sweeping edible bits from my plate over into his waiting mouth. It’s a battle, but after a few rounds he finally understands that it’s necessary to wait and accept things that are offered.
Duke hangs back a bit, not because of a lack of interest but because he’s a bit more polite.
Annie doesn’t join the tabletop mayhem very often, but when she does, she is extremely polite.
Other than this scene, it’s been another relatively uneventful week. No vet visits. No medical issues.
We did see a neighbor’s cat stopping for some sun in our back yard. Luckily Romeo wan’t on guard at that point, so there were no dramatics. Now that our cats have gotten used to living 100% indoors, I hate to remind them that there’s territory out there they would formerly have fought to defend.
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Duke sure seems more energetic now that he’s a pal of Romeo…don’t you think?
Our cat, no known age, is beginning to want people food and is beginning to be somewhat annoying about it. He is on the older side…..showed up and adopted us several years ago. He is happy with small bites that I put in his food dish, but I was certainly happier when he only ate his cat food that I get from the vet.
At least, he isn’t on the table, as we eat on our laps watching TV and he usually is nice and stays on the floor or the coffee table, but does like to lick the plates when we are pau.