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A Birman Avoids Eye Contact Beside the Ripped Dog Food Bag

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The paper bag has been ripped open, and kibble has spread across the floor in a wide fan. The Birman sits next to it with her head turned aside, her blue eyes looking at something very far away. Her fluffy cream and brown coat is neat and her white paws are tucked in front of her. In the background a basket of laundry and a pair of slippers add to the look of a very busy house.

Cats are curious about any food that smells interesting, and dog food has a strong aroma. A few pieces are not usually harmful, but dog food is not made for a cat's needs, and cats need more protein and certain nutrients than a dog food contains. It is best to keep the two diets separate and store both in sealed containers. If a cat eats a lot of dog food regularly, talk to your vet. Birmans are known for their silky coats, blue eyes, and gentle, social natures, and they usually like to be where their people are. A puzzle feeder can help satisfy her curiosity about food.

She is sure that if she does not look at it, nobody will think she did it. The kibble will be swept up, and the bag will be moved. She will still be ready for another look.

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