Novel Protein Cat Food Novels & Stories

He held Elion’s hand for a beat longer than necessary, his thumb brushing over Elion’s knuckles. "You're okay," Cale said. It wasn't a question. It was a statement. "I'm okay," Elion agreed. They walked out of the alcove. They walked back toward the conference room. "Hey, Cale?" "Yes?" "The cat food," Elion said. "What brand did you budget for?" "The expensive one," Cale said without missing a beat. "Grain-free. Salmon flavor." Elion stopped walking. "I'm allergic to salmon," Elion lied.

I hold up a container of ice cream and chocolate syrup with a big smile. “Well, who am I to say no to a request from my Luna, Kas?” she laughs loudly, showing her wide, bright smile. I quickly blend up chocolate milkshakes for Delilah, Musu, and myself. I add a little protein powder that Bronx keeps for his post workouts to theirs, so their mates don’t get upset I had both of them eating junk food. Between twins and a hybrid pup, these two ladies need as much protein and as many calories as they can get, but they should still get to treat themselves every now and then. When the drinks are in glasses, Musu and I head back into the bedroom.

He asked quietly, poking a fork at the minced meat. Axton stared at Ren's curious eyes, noting how he craved to eat but didn't want to dive in if he didn't know the components of his food. "It's a genetically modified beast -" "Beast-bounds? You eat Beast-bounds?" Ren's eyes widened as he slowly dropped his fork in the plate. Axton smirked, a mischievous look flashing across his eyes. "How do you think we get our protein?" Axton questioned. Ren's stomach churned, bile rising to his throat.

He barely reacted. “What about Sushi?” Dimitri suggested. “No. I ate a Kebab yesterday, but I want a Simit for breakfast tomorrow. How about Manti and Pide with spinach and cheese salt today?” They shared a look. “What?” I rolled my eyes as I opened the carrier to let Milo out. “Just say it.” Milo stepped out with caution. He began sniffing while Aleksandr ready the cat bed and Dimitri took the litter box and filled it with natural bentonite. I took Milo to sniff the litter box since he was already trained by his previous owner.

She must’ve been out there a while. “I don’t have cat food,” I said, mostly to myself, “but I think I’ve got something you might like.” In the kitchen, I dug through my cabinets and found a can of tuna and some milk. It wasn’t ideal, but it would do for now. I poured the milk into a shallow dish and placed the tuna next to it. She dove in like she hadn’t eaten in days. I just watched her for a moment. Sitting there on the tile floor, completely focused on her food, like nothing else in the world mattered.

"Wanted to cook, but the rice cooker’s still dead." Alone again, Wendy fidgeted, scrambling for small talk. "Athletes can eat ‘junk food’? Pizza, fries...?" "Low-fat cheese, light on ham, heavy on veggies." She took a bite. The cheese melded with roasted peppers’ sweetness, balanced by bacon’s saltiness—delicious. "Do you really like cats and dogs?" Asher asked abruptly. "Why bring that up suddenly?" "Your browsing history has a lot of pet videos lately. I watched a few—they’re quite fun and adorable."

I could not wait to watch it in person. “Anything we should know about diet or needs?” I asked him. “Cat food, kitty litter, and a scratching post,” he said matter-of-factly. Wow. Caiathus just made a joke. He did not do it too often, but it was always hilarious when he did. It deserved the laughter that we all gave it. I had never seen him as relaxed as he was since Nailah came into his life. It looked good on him because he looked happy. “Actually, their diet is pretty much the same. They do eat meat, but they tend to lean more towards fruits, vegetables, and lean meat,” he listed off.

“I just didn’t want Ash to cry and make me feel like the wicked stepmother." “You can tell yourself that.” He walked over slowly, crouched, and started picking up the toys one by one. “Did you at least get the cat food ready?” I asked flatly. “Since this afternoon,” he said. “Bought two kinds. Salmon and chicken. I’m not sure Spaghetti’s that picky, but we’re a flexible family.” I bit the inside of my cheek, holding something sharp and heavy in my chest. Tiny footsteps padded down the hallway before Ash reappeared, dragging a small bowl. Inside was a chaos of kibble and whatever else he’d poured without mercy.

The bell dinged overhead as I entered and stopped suddenly at seeing a familiar face working behind the cash register. “Hey Johnny, long time no see,” I said softly and he nodded. “How have you been, Tess? You finally age out?” Nodding I raised my finger and told him to wait a second as I scanned the aisles for cat food or treats. Not finding anything I peeked back at my old fling. “Are there any cat treats by chance?” Shaking his head he pointed toward the food section and said, “We just have a few cans of tuna.” Thanking him, I grabbed a can and then an apple for me to munch on as I headed to work.

Chris had been busy looking into Olivia's matters. Finally, he learned of some top-secret news. His assistant came over with a bottle. "Dr. Atkins, Mrs. Miller Senior sent someone to deliver this. She wants you to test it and figure out what sort of cat food this is." "Cat food?" Chris glanced at the bottle. A small bottle like that couldn't possibly contain cat food. No cat would have an appetite this small. "It might also be supplementary food for cats. They couldn't figure it out, so they wanted you to take a look at it."