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Topic: Is it Ok for a cat to eat mushrooms?
Aries151 Joined Fri 02/20/09 Posts: 1077	Sat 06/12/10 03:26 PM
Just make sure he doesn't get into the brownies

Rawrr_Girl Joined Sun 10/04/09 Posts: 4431	Sat 06/12/10 03:33 PM
Brownies :) Feeling hungry again now

Totage Joined Sat 10/13/07 Posts: 24210	Sat 06/12/10 05:10 PM
He's sleeping now. For a cat that doesn't do much, he sure does get tired. He doesn't care for brownies oddly enough.

plastic_pancakes Joined Sun 10/18/09 Posts: 7399	Sat 06/12/10 05:12 PM
For the record, totage, this is one of the best thread titles yet. You know when you click on it there's some story involved.

Totage Joined Sat 10/13/07 Posts: 24210	Sat 06/12/10 05:17 PM
For the record, totage, this is one of the best thread titles yet. You know when you click on it there's some story involved.

sweetestgirl11 Joined Fri 09/12/08 Posts: 30087	Sat 06/12/10 07:24 PM Edited by sweetestgirl11 on Sat 06/12/10 07:27 PM
if u can entice the feline domesticus to munch a shroom I will be totally impressed my cat wouldn't have touched them - so picky OK I jus tsaw the bit about the lamb - that was the ticket most certainly and no the srooms won't hurt anything

sweetestgirl11 Joined Fri 09/12/08 Posts: 30087	Sat 06/12/10 07:26 PM
..who cares ..its a cat..DOGS RULE.... go away. as Garfiled as so eloquently stated, dogs produce 90% of the world's drool supply a dubious accomplishment indeed

Totage Joined Sat 10/13/07 Posts: 24210	Sat 06/12/10 07:49 PM
if u can entice the feline domesticus to munch a shroom I will be totally impressed my cat wouldn't have touched them - so picky OK I jus tsaw the bit about the lamb - that was the ticket most certainly and no the srooms won't hurt anything Yeah, he seemed to like the mushroom though. He really wanted the lamb, even bit me when I pushed him away when I was eating.

sweetestgirl11 Joined Fri 09/12/08 Posts: 30087	Sat 06/12/10 07:56 PM
if u can entice the feline domesticus to munch a shroom I will be totally impressed my cat wouldn't have touched them - so picky OK I jus tsaw the bit about the lamb - that was the ticket most certainly and no the srooms won't hurt anything Yeah, he seemed to like the mushroom though. He really wanted the lamb, even bit me when I pushed him away when I was eating. they do not respect authority

Totage Joined Sat 10/13/07 Posts: 24210	Sat 06/12/10 08:01 PM
if u can entice the feline domesticus to munch a shroom I will be totally impressed my cat wouldn't have touched them - so picky OK I jus tsaw the bit about the lamb - that was the ticket most certainly and no the srooms won't hurt anything Yeah, he seemed to like the mushroom though. He really wanted the lamb, even bit me when I pushed him away when I was eating. they do not respect authority He was good about not begging up until about a year or so ago. Now, I have to push him away when eating, and he will get mad at me and bite me.

krupa Joined Thu 07/03/08 Posts: 18651	Sat 06/12/10 08:12 PM
Dude.....any animal that can spend more than an hour licking its @ss and eating flea infested rats probably aint gonna have a problem with accidentally noshing on a shroom. If however, after an hour it is playing a tambourine and singing hippy folk tunes...you may have a problem.

sweetestgirl11 Joined Fri 09/12/08 Posts: 30087	Sat 06/12/10 08:22 PM
if u can entice the feline domesticus to munch a shroom I will be totally impressed my cat wouldn't have touched them - so picky OK I jus tsaw the bit about the lamb - that was the ticket most certainly and no the srooms won't hurt anything Yeah, he seemed to like the mushroom though. He really wanted the lamb, even bit me when I pushed him away when I was eating. they do not respect authority He was good about not begging up until about a year or so ago. Now, I have to push him away when eating, and he will get mad at me and bite me. hilarious lmao

sweetestgirl11 Joined Fri 09/12/08 Posts: 30087	Sat 06/12/10 08:24 PM
love this lmao again does totage live in the desert? Dude.....any animal that can spend more than an hour licking its @ss and eating flea infested rats probably aint gonna have a problem with accidentally noshing on a shroom. If however, after an hour it is playing a tambourine and singing hippy folk tunes...you may have a problem.

thayet153 Joined Mon 05/31/10 Posts: 429	Sun 06/13/10 03:55 PM
if u can entice the feline domesticus to munch a shroom I will be totally impressed my cat wouldn't have touched them - so picky OK I jus tsaw the bit about the lamb - that was the ticket most certainly and no the srooms won't hurt anything Yeah, he seemed to like the mushroom though. He really wanted the lamb, even bit me when I pushed him away when I was eating. they do not respect authority He was good about not begging up until about a year or so ago. Now, I have to push him away when eating, and he will get mad at me and bite me. How old is he? If he is older I would suggest bringing him to the vet's to see if he may have hyperthyroidism, or even Diabetes. That is if he seems to be more hungry than usual.

Totage Joined Sat 10/13/07 Posts: 24210	Sun 06/13/10 06:54 PM
if u can entice the feline domesticus to munch a shroom I will be totally impressed my cat wouldn't have touched them - so picky OK I jus tsaw the bit about the lamb - that was the ticket most certainly and no the srooms won't hurt anything Yeah, he seemed to like the mushroom though. He really wanted the lamb, even bit me when I pushed him away when I was eating. they do not respect authority He was good about not begging up until about a year or so ago. Now, I have to push him away when eating, and he will get mad at me and bite me. How old is he? If he is older I would suggest bringing him to the vet's to see if he may have hyperthyroidism, or even Diabetes. That is if he seems to be more hungry than usual. He's over 14 years old. He's not really more hungry than usual. It's just that people have been giving people food more. I try to keep away from human food as much as possible, but he knows who will sneak him food and who won't. He's pretty healthy for the most part, just old.

thayet153 Joined Mon 05/31/10 Posts: 429	Sun 06/13/10 07:48 PM
if u can entice the feline domesticus to munch a shroom I will be totally impressed my cat wouldn't have touched them - so picky OK I jus tsaw the bit about the lamb - that was the ticket most certainly and no the srooms won't hurt anything Yeah, he seemed to like the mushroom though. He really wanted the lamb, even bit me when I pushed him away when I was eating. they do not respect authority He was good about not begging up until about a year or so ago. Now, I have to push him away when eating, and he will get mad at me and bite me. How old is he? If he is older I would suggest bringing him to the vet's to see if he may have hyperthyroidism, or even Diabetes. That is if he seems to be more hungry than usual. He's over 14 years old. He's not really more hungry than usual. It's just that people have been giving people food more. I try to keep away from human food as much as possible, but he knows who will sneak him food and who won't. He's pretty healthy for the most part, just old. Alright, just suggestions, yes pricey suggestions, but they are both treatable if he had either disease.

Atlantis75 Joined Wed 12/03/08 Posts: 8581	Sun 06/13/10 07:52 PM Edited by Atlantis75 on Sun 06/13/10 07:53 PM
if u can entice the feline domesticus to munch a shroom I will be totally impressed my cat wouldn't have touched them - so picky OK I jus tsaw the bit about the lamb - that was the ticket most certainly and no the srooms won't hurt anything Yeah, he seemed to like the mushroom though. He really wanted the lamb, even bit me when I pushed him away when I was eating. they do not respect authority He was good about not begging up until about a year or so ago. Now, I have to push him away when eating, and he will get mad at me and bite me. How old is he? If he is older I would suggest bringing him to the vet's to see if he may have hyperthyroidism, or even Diabetes. That is if he seems to be more hungry than usual. He's over 14 years old. He's not really more hungry than usual. It's just that people have been giving people food more. I try to keep away from human food as much as possible, but he knows who will sneak him food and who won't. He's pretty healthy for the most part, just old. It depends what you would classify as "human food". Humans and cat predators share some of ther menus. (birds, fish, deer,rabbit)

Totage Joined Sat 10/13/07 Posts: 24210	Sun 06/13/10 08:47 PM
if u can entice the feline domesticus to munch a shroom I will be totally impressed my cat wouldn't have touched them - so picky OK I jus tsaw the bit about the lamb - that was the ticket most certainly and no the srooms won't hurt anything Yeah, he seemed to like the mushroom though. He really wanted the lamb, even bit me when I pushed him away when I was eating. they do not respect authority He was good about not begging up until about a year or so ago. Now, I have to push him away when eating, and he will get mad at me and bite me. How old is he? If he is older I would suggest bringing him to the vet's to see if he may have hyperthyroidism, or even Diabetes. That is if he seems to be more hungry than usual. He's over 14 years old. He's not really more hungry than usual. It's just that people have been giving people food more. I try to keep away from human food as much as possible, but he knows who will sneak him food and who won't. He's pretty healthy for the most part, just old. It depends what you would classify as "human food". Humans and cat predators share some of ther menus. (birds, fish, deer,rabbit) I was talking about, steak, chips, popcorn, bacon, etc. table food.