We've had a new cat for about a month now, and have barely been able to observe him until fairly recently -- he was quite scared of people at the start; almost too scared to eat.
Now he's starting to get into being petted, eating when he's hungry instead of in a rush in the middle of the night, etc.
And he's taking whatever's handy and covering his wet food with it after eating a bit.
Rather bizarrely, he doesn't do this with the dry food.
We've got one other cat, who I've never seen fighting him for the food or anything. Wet food comes out when he seems hungry (he's underweight), and there's a supply of dry out at all times.
There's a mention of cats covering food here: http://www.healthypet.com/faq_view.aspx?ID=92&sid=2 but it doesn't explain why it'd be just the wet. (There's a variety of wet, and all kinds of wet get covered, too.) He _does_ like to eat the stuff.
It is an amusing quirk. But is he trying to tell me something about the wet food, and if so, what?
2006-12-15
09:30:45
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