Author: bloggingwithconnie

I recently visited my grandma during the holidays. Part of our Kenyan culture is taking some tea as we catch up. As we were chatting, I saw my granny’s cat come from the shamba with a big rat. While this is a normal occurrence at her place, it bugged me for two reasons. One because…

I recently went upcountry, and my grandma introduced oat milk to me and my cat Chacha. Now, I protested thinking my kitto wouldn’t drink. Shock on me as she drunk the whole thing. For a moment I was taken a back. I didn’t know cats can drink oat milk. So, can cats drink out milk?…

I know I’m not the only one who’s faced those curious eyes fixed on your plate as you enjoy a delicious meal. The temptation to share with them is hard to resist, but before you reach for that tortilla, there are some important things you need to know about cats eating tortillas. Cats can eat…

I was talking to a friend the other day, and he mentioned that his cat loves sushi. He then proceeded to ask me if it’s okay for him to feed his feline some of the Japanese delicacy. I knew there had been some studies done on this subject in recent years, but I wasn’t sure…

Cats can be picky eaters, but they all have one thing in common: They love to get good cat snacks. If you are looking for new and creative ways to keep your kitty healthy while still giving him some fun treats, read on to figure treats that will help any feline friend feel like his…

I’ve recently started incorporating fruits into my cat’s diet and thought of berries. Did you ever think about what happens when your feline friends start eating blueberries? Can cats eat blueberries? Well, here’s what I found out after doing a bunch of research. Cats can eat blueberries. These tiny fruits are packed with antioxidants that…

If you’re here it means my cat is not the only one who tries to take a slurp from my breakfast bowl. But can cats eat cereal? Is it safe for them? Cats can eat cereal. However they should not. Cereals are mostly sugars considering they are made of starch and have artificial sweeteners added….

I have a lot of blackberry plants in my garden. They are everywhere, and I’ve never seen a cat that seemed to enjoy them—until now. That’s why I started wondering, can cats have blackberries? After enjoying many hours of lounging on the patio this summer, our cats got sick after feasting on my berries one…