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A blue-grey Russian Blue cat with whipped cream on her nose lies beside a lattice-top pie on a wooden table. 23 / 38

The Pie Is Missing a Bit of Whipped Cream, and It's on the Russian Blue's Nose

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A fluffy dab of whipped cream sits right on the nose of a blue-grey Russian Blue who is lying comfortably beside a golden lattice-top pie. More cream has been pawed and smeared across the crust, and a small puff of it sits on the wooden table. Her yellow-green eyes look up and to the side, an expression of mild surprise, as a water glass and a linen cloth sit nearby in the soft morning light.

Russian Blues are known for their silvery-blue coats and sweet, loyal personalities, and they often form deep bonds with their families. They are also curious and clever, and a pie on a table is an interesting object. As a rule, human desserts are not good for cats. Whipped cream and custard can upset a cat's stomach because many cats cannot digest dairy well, and pies often contain sugar, spices, chocolate, or ingredients like raisins that are dangerous. Keep desserts covered and put them on a high shelf or in a cupboard until serving time. A spoonful of cat-friendly treats gives her a better reward. If she eats a good amount of pie or you are worried about what was in it, call your vet.

The cream on her nose is the only thing keeping her from a perfect poker face. She has earned a napkin and maybe a little understanding.

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