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The Ginger Cat Is Very Calm for Someone Standing in Spilled Kibble

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The ginger cat sits tall and relaxed, whiskers forward and amber eyes fixed on something just off to the side. Beside him, a brown paper bag lies on its side with a ragged tear down the middle, and a trail of round kibble pieces spills out across the dark floor. A pair of slippers and a basket of clothes are scattered about the room, adding to the chaos.

A big bag of cat food is a treasure chest to a hungry feline. The scent leaks through paper easily, and claws go through paper like scissors. Orange cats have a reputation for loving their food, and while coat color does not decide a cat's personality, many owners of ginger cats will tell you theirs is a champion eater.

Storing food in a lidded container is the simplest fix. It keeps the kibble fresh, protects it from pests, and makes a break-in harder. Cats do best with measured portions, since eating whatever is available can lead to weight gain over time. If your cat suddenly eats far more or far less than usual, mention it to your vet.

This fellow is not looking worried at all. He sits there with a calm, almost noble expression, as though the bag opened itself and he was simply the first one to arrive. Perhaps he will have a nap later, with a full belly, and dream about bags that never run out.

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