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Silly kitten
Julian has managed, after (I infer) great effort over a period of a couple of weeks, to turn his new food bowl over.
The result of this was that he couldn't get at any of the food, since he inverted the bowl completely with the food under it.
He looked puzzled. I took pity on him (after briefly regretting that the digital camera is away, with![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
cattitude--it's his camera, after all), picked the bowl up, set it on the floor in the proper position (concave side up), and put some of the food back into it. (He gets dry kibble, plus whatever he can beg from us, and the right to lick bowls containing chocolate-free dairy products.)
I predict he will do this again: he seems to be convinced that food on the floor is tastier than food in a bowl, or in a person's hand.
The result of this was that he couldn't get at any of the food, since he inverted the bowl completely with the food under it.
He looked puzzled. I took pity on him (after briefly regretting that the digital camera is away, with
cattitude--it's his camera, after all), picked the bowl up, set it on the floor in the proper position (concave side up), and put some of the food back into it. (He gets dry kibble, plus whatever he can beg from us, and the right to lick bowls containing chocolate-free dairy products.)I predict he will do this again: he seems to be convinced that food on the floor is tastier than food in a bowl, or in a person's hand.