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A fluffy grey Persian cat sits on a wooden floor with spaghetti dangling from its mouth beside a broken plate of pasta. 18 / 40

Dinner Was Served on the Table. The Grey Persian Got to It First.

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Dinner has been served, though not to the person it was meant for. A fluffy grey Persian cat crouches on the wooden floor with long strands of spaghetti hanging from its mouth, a few noodles draped over its chest fur and tomato sauce dotting the floor around it. Beside it, a plate has cracked into pieces, still holding a tangle of pasta and splashes of red sauce. The cat's flat face and round copper eyes are turned to the side, gazing away with the careful nonchalance of someone who definitely did not pull that plate off the table.

Persians are known for their long, luxurious coats and calm, gentle personalities. They usually prefer a quiet home and relaxing in a comfortable spot over climbing and racing around. Their long fur needs daily brushing to prevent mats, and their flat faces can mean extra attention to keeping the eyes clean. As for spaghetti, plain pasta is not toxic, but pasta sauces often contain onion, garlic, and salt, and onion and garlic can be harmful to cats. Broken dishes also pose a cut risk to paws, so it is best to move a curious cat away and clean up shards carefully.

With that much drama in one photo, this cat could star in its own little movie. Here's hoping someone gets a fresh plate, and that the noodle thief settles for a cat treat instead.

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