Biscotti Put On the Chef's Apron and Took Over the Kitchen
Dressed in a small linen apron, a ruddy Abyssinian stands on the kitchen counter with her ears wide and her green-gold eyes turned to the side. Behind her, pots simmer on the stove, a bowl of Brussels sprouts waits on the counter, and a cutting board holds onions, garlic, and cranberries beside sprigs of rosemary. A bottle of oil, a pie, and bright light from the window complete the busy cook's workspace.
Abyssinians are active, social, and highly curious, and they usually want to be involved in whatever the family is doing. That makes a busy kitchen irresistible. Their short, ticked coat is easy to care for, and their lean build makes them quick climbers and jumpers. A cat this lively needs puzzle toys and play sessions to stay happy, especially on a day when the household is distracted.
A kitchen full of cooking is an exciting place for a cat but a hazardous one. Hot burners, boiling pots, sharp knives, and foods like onions, garlic, and some herbs can all be a problem. It helps to give a curious cat a safe spot to watch, such as a window perch or a stool away from the stove. This is Biscotti, once again, who has chosen a very professional look. She stands tall and watchful in her apron, and she is ready to supervise the whole holiday menu from beginning to end.






