For best results, leave the kitten out to defrost for about two hours but not longer. If left out too long, kittens become partially liquid and difficult to work with, but then they’re difficult to work with most of the time.
Via Imgur.
20 thoughts on “Kitty Kitchen Tips”
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Now that is a kitten loaf. Will he hold his form once released from the pan?
I saw instructions for a DIY scratch pad yesterday that stated the width of the scratch pad should be at least double that of your cat when loafed, though it did not specify whether that was a thawed or solid loaf. I never realized “cat loaf” was an actual measurement…
TINAK, it certainly is a standard measurement. I make sure I leave that much clearance between me and the wall when Iām in bed, in addition to clearing a space on the kitchen table. When purchasing a sofa and chairs, it is necessary to measure the backs to make sure they are at least one cat-loaf wide and nicely padded. Anyone who works for a cat knows that!
Cat pudding with Marmi sauce.
The best kind. š
“Top this, Maru!”
I love the little toes/feets pressed against the glass in the front and back.
Me too! So dainty yet squishy!
I love liquid kitty, I always let mine melt a little.
That’s how I like my ice cream, too. š
At the end of a long, tough day, nothing relaxes me more than a nice tall glass of kitty…especially the one with purrs?
Kitty: Why, yes, I am perfectly comfortable. Why do you ask?” Exceptionally fabulous posts today, NTMTOM!
Fuzz therapy!! >^..^< Just what I needed after the day I had! Thanks!
“Blanc Mange de Chat Marmelade”
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Orange creamsicle!
Ooo I love those. This one has ears. ?
So much more convenient to work with than those old bonsai kittens you used to get on the internet…
It just hit me. You know how when you pick up a kitty and 90% of the kitty’s weight slides to the lowest part of the body–as if all of the kitty’s insides were Liquid? This is a well documented, but unexplained, physics issue.
NTMTOM has totally explained that phenomenon!…and More Importantly how to fix it!
Now maybe someone can explain why my 7 1/2 pound cat becomes a 20 pound cat when she’s sleeping on my chest. (Or my bladder.) š