Is there a cake I can make for my cat?

Question

Something she can eat too?

Answer 1

Cat Litter Cake Recipe
Ingredients
8 cups water
2 cups raw polenta (if cooked about 8 cups)
4 eggs
4 tablespoons olive oil
1 ½ kilos turkey or chicken, ground
Multi Vitamin Supplement, powder
4 tablespoons bonemeal
Vitamin A
Vitamin E
2 teaspoons fresh greens with each meal (optional)
1000 milligrams Taurine supplement (optional)

Directions: Bring water to a boil in a large pot. Pour in polenta, stirring rapidly with a whisk to stop it from clumping. After polenta is completely mixed into the water, put the lid on the pot and allow to simmer over low heat for about ten to fifteen minutes. Once the polenta becomes thick and creamy, slowly stir in the eggs and olive oil. Turn off heat and combine the remaining ingredients. Immediately freeze whatever cannot be eaten in 2 to 3 days.

CAT BIRTHDAY CAKE
For all of you whom are pet parents, I came across this somewhere & if you truly do enjoy your pets as much as I do you may wish to add this you your file
1 5.5 oz Can Cat Food
4-6 Sprigs Catnip; organic preferred
1 Heart Shaped Cat Treat
2 Pieces round Dry Cat Food
On firm plate, flatten canned cat fd, & shape into head of cat. The 2 round dry fd pieces are set for eyes, Place the heart shaped treat for the nose, & catnip is for whiskers.

Answer 2

I don't know about a cake specifically for a cat, but one of mine loves the orange bundt cake I make. He will jump on the counter and help himself while the cake is still cooling. Once I had a cake in a covered container with a latching lid, and in the morning found it laying on the floor. He had pushed everything off the counter trying to get at the cake. I now have to cool the cake in a closed room, and then hide it in the closet or microwave so he cannot get at it.

Answer 3

A cat or dog...should not eat sweets like us people do but you can take some canned cat food and dry and form it into the shape of a mini cake and the "cat" won't know the difference but will be much healthier than if you gave your cat something that could cause a serious health problem...We had a visiting cat who belonged to our neighbor and when she came in I'd fix her scrambled eggs, tuna fish, or sardines from the can. These foods were like dessert for her because she always had dry cat food from her owners.
Best wishes,
Mama Jazzy Geri

Answer 4

All I saw was cakes for dogs or cat shaped cakes...

The dog safe cake was @ http://forums.petlovers.com/vb/showthread.php?t=7191
If the cat can eat dog food, it can eat that (well mine eats the dog's food...but maybe that's just to make her mad)!


But you can still celebrate with a fun cake...check this one out!
http://www.swapmeetdave.com/Humor/Cats7/KLCake.htm
So grotesquely funny!

Answer 5

There are a variety of things you can do. One would be to make a fish such as salmon and then decorate it with a topping that she likes. This way both of you can eat it. Another idea would be to make tuna fish anddecorate with celery. ALso you could make ground beef like a meatlof and cover with mashed potatoes.

YUMMMM

Answer 6

As long as it doesn't have chocolate in they can have small amounts of about any cake. The sugar in the frosting will make them rather hyper though. Is it your kitty's birthday? How cute....

Answer 7

I'm sure a cat wouldn't care about presentation. maybe if you can make the cake scream when eaten.

But if you can make something a cat would eat, their owners would buy them.

Answer 8

cat cookies recipe...and more
http://www.thatsmyhome.com/general/doghouse/
(apparently, cats like cookies)

ok, these aren't cake recipes,
but there are only a few to look at
and they are fascinating!...
--they're for cats
http://www.hdw-inc.com/glop.htm

gettin' closer.
here are doggie doughnuts...
--also more cookies for cats
http://www.pastrywiz.com/archive/category/pets.htm

recipes for
cat jelly
cat crackers
cat mousse
& "birthday treat for kitty"....
http://www.healthyrecipesforpets.com/cat_treat_recipes.html

and, "mini cat cakes"
http://www.healthyrecipesforpets.com/cat_treats/mini_cat_cakes.html


faqs about feeding cats...
http://cats.about.com/od/catfoodfaqs/Cat_Food_FAQs.htm

meow...

Answer 9

go to a pet bakery they have easy and simple recipies for animals ones that your cat would most likely love!

Answer 10

Why?
Most of the canned cat food comes out whole so just put a dollop of frosting on that.