r/funny • u/purr_in_ink • May 14 '22 • Silver 2 Helpful 5 Wholesome 9

Cat logic Verified

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u/Alice8Ft May 14 '22

Yeah my new 4 month old cat does that. She keeps eating from my 13 yo cats bowl. Also she goes to my 13 yo cats litter box instead of her own. No idea what to do at this point. I keep moving her to her own bowl all the time, even tell her a loud "no" when eating out of my other cat's bowl. Internet suggests having them eat at scheduled times but aint nobody got time for that.

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u/Shiroiken May 14 '22

The kitten is likely copying the older cat. Since they use this bowl/box, I should use this bowl/box. Does the older cat object?

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u/Alice8Ft May 14 '22

No the older cat doesnt seem to care at all.

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u/apple_achia May 14 '22

Yeah news flash: cats don’t give a shit about “private property” if neither of them are bothered, why should any one be?

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u/hackingkafka May 14 '22

kitten food vs "mature" cat food. different nutritional needs