Novel Protein Cat Food Novels & Stories

I smiled as I rubbed the cat’s head gently, its soft purr calming me. “Her.” Angie interrupted. “The vet said the cat is female. Also, she is very underweight. She was put on a special diet of a high fat high calorie canned food. We have to put one of these pills in her food in the morning and at night. She put the bottle on the desk. “And she wants to see her back next week.” “Awesome, thank you!” “No problem.” She glanced at her parents before she grinned evilly. “Did you tell them yet? Please tell me I get to help this afternoon.”

She liked little pets very much. The cat in Zoe's hand meowed, making her laugh. "She's not fat. She is cute. Is there anything to eat? Maybe she is hungry. She is mewing." Cora replied, "There is ham sausage in the fridge. You can feed her with it. Let's order some cat food online later. It's better." Holding the kitten in her arms,Zoe walked lazily to the kitchen, looking like a lazy mother who was looking for food for her child.

"But her food doesn’t look like meat." "It is not, because the factory makes it easy to digest and has a long shelf life." "So it is meat?" Wyatt nodded. "Yes. It's like a cornet or sausage but comes in a different shape. The factory also adds more ingredients like vitamins, or more so, it is only for cats." He stressed his last sentence, and I knew why. There are some cases where humans eat animal food out of curiosity or ignorance, and this lesson is to avoid that. There is a specific need for a particular purpose.

It was gentle and obedient. Although the café housed many cats, Jamie's favoritism was obvious. Even their food was completely different. Not far away, the young woman who had been playing with the cats noticed Jamie taking out a different can. She turned to the staff. "Oh? You have different kinds of cat food? Can we open some for the cats too?" The staff quickly explained, "Sorry, Miss Dell. Those cans are specially formulated by our boss for the little tabby's health and body condition. They're not for sale, and they're not suitable for the other cats."

Such a joke was simply too costly! I focused on the breakfast that others had already consumed except I. Looking at it, It was a highly protein-rich meal. The meal consisted of a grilled steak accompanied by scrambled eggs. I slowly sniffed my nostrils, exhaling the scent of food into my lungs. My mood changes the moment I remember something unpleasant. This is the first time I'll be eating something like this. So rich in protein and healthy. I usually consume leftover food from the crescent moon pack. As a slave omega in the crescent moon pack, I always eat the leftover food, and sometimes got forced to eat any spoiled food in other for it not to be wasted.

Almost. She grabbed the basket and stood next to Kasen and the fridge. He loaded in various small trays with cheese and veggies. Who would eat that stuff? A rabbit. She’d eat the rabbit, then. She was a carnivorous cat. Next came potato salad, pea salad, mashed potatoes, mac and cheese—holy shit. How much did he think she’d eat? Then came red meat. Filet mignon cut into shish kebab-sized bites. T-bone strips, and a small roast?

A meow answered her from the newcomer. “Patience.” She pulled out another can. Good thing these had been on sale. “Last one, okay. I’ll pick up dry cat food at the store later.” God, she was going to turn into a hoarder of cats, wasn’t she? Her tombstone would read: A woman who couldn’t turn away animals and died, giving all her food away to five hundred strays. She chuckled and opened the tuna. The cats’ meowing grew more frantic, and she emptied the food onto two plates, setting them down. Each animal dove for the food and soon ate it all, their plates scraping across the floor as they continued to lick them clean.

And seeing I had to prune all that made my relief turn sour. Guarded by the signs on top of each shelf indicating which foodstuff there was, it didn’t take me long to find my way around the kitchen. Without further ado, I grabbed an apron and hairnet from a hook on the wall, put them on and swung into action, bearing in mind I had less than thirty minutes to have her breakfast ready. Just as I thought, Catherine didn’t eat anyhow. She was on a strict diet according to what she read to me from that paper earlier. She focused more on eating lots of protein, healthy fats and fibre while limiting her intake of carbs and added sugars.

"This is the company's new cat food. It has anti-inflammatory and swelling-reduction effects. Take it and try it first. See how well it works." Dylan clenched his fists. After a long while, he finally took it. The elevator door opened, and he hurried away. I watched his back, covered my mouth, and let out a wicked little villain laugh.

"The dietary habits of the wealthy are certainly... unique." Yeah, "unique" was one word for it. I kept my eyes on my plate and focused on cutting my protein pancake into perfect squares, pretending this conversation didn't exist. Liam, clearly realizing he'd stirred enough drama, stood up with a smile. "Muffin looks hungry. I'll grab him a snack." He scooped up the cat, who wrapped his paws around Liam's arm like a baby koala. Sebastian, ignoring Liam's kale-nutrient smoothie, reached for the homemade breakfast my mom had prepared instead.