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Leia is perhaps becoming more adventurous with her eating - and realised that human food can be delicious. Was there much licking and grooming afterwards? I did read somewhere that cat's perception of taste is quite poor which is why we often have to tempt a poorly cat to eat with strong smelling food. I am guessing also that their taste changes with age, as does ours. |
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Not any more licking/grooming than usual. She's a clean tidy cat, but not an obsessive washer like dear Patches, who would groom for ages, and as she would NOT take Petromalt, was my furball queen!!! |
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