A Norwegian Forest Cat With Peanut Butter on His Nose Won't Look at Us
A smear of peanut butter shines on the nose of a brown tabby Norwegian Forest Cat, who glances off to the side with a serious face. The open jar sits beside him, scraped around the rim, and a lid, a blanket, and a sofa sit in the background. His thick, shaggy coat is full of golden browns, and his large ears carry tufts of fur. He seems to be hoping that nobody will notice the evidence on his face.
Norwegian Forest Cats are large, strong cats with thick coats built for cold weather. They are known for being gentle and good-natured, and they love to climb and explore. Peanut butter is sticky and rich in fat, and while a small lick is rarely dangerous, it is not a good treat for cats. Check the label for xylitol, a sweetener that is dangerous to pets, and call your vet if he ate a product with it. A sticky nose also needs a gentle wipe, since cats may lick it off and swallow more. Keeping jars closed on a high shelf is the best protection.
He avoids eye contact and sits as if he were part of the scenery. The jar will be put away, and the nose will be wiped. But the tiny golden spot on his nose will be remembered for a long time.






