With a knick knack patty whack, give your dog a bone, what would ya give your cat?

Answer 1

Knick Knack, Patty Whack, Give your Cat Some Nip,
Snuggle him close, Hear him Purr, and Peck him With your Lips! ;D

Answer 2

With a knick knack patty whack, give your cat a......mouse. This old man came rolling home.

Answer 3

With a knick knack patty cat, give your cat a rat!

Answer 4

with a knick knack patty whack, give your cat some crack. . . lol. i was going to say bowl as in catnip in a pipe but that didn't rhyme. *sigh* i think that would probably kill them anyways. sorry, i think you would have to redo the song to make something cat oriented fit into that.

Answer 5

knick knack patty whack, give your cat a smack. This old cat's not coming back.

I hate cats.

Answer 6

Cat Food.

Answer 7

knick knack patty whack

give your cat a RAT

this old man came rolling home

one for your money, one for....don't remember the rest.....yeah -- RAT!

Answer 8

Catnip

Answer 9

Cooked rooster bones are very risky for canines as cooking makes them brittle and that they'll splinter. "making specific there is no needle in it" does not make sense. rooster bones have not got needles in them. Cooked rooster bones ARE like needles. inner injuries from rooster bones could be life threatening. do not at all enable this pal look after your pets returned. i would be retaining your canines in my strategies as cooked bones are very risky. i'd call your vet asap to get suggestion. If those bones have been uncooked you would be interior the sparkling. uncooked bones, somewhat from rooster, are very mushy. We feed a uncooked nutrition regimen and one among our canines gets rooster on a frequently happening foundation. Cooking is the risky mistake.

Answer 10

A Goodyear tatoo