Weirdest things your cat eats?

[SleepyCatOnTheMat]

Am sitting right now watching my cat eat green beans with great relish! He also enjoys partaking of vegetable curry and baked beans. (I don't give him these, he just steals them at any opportunity).

mine LOVES corn on the cob. will eat the whole thing! he also loves those little raspberries covered in yoghurt.

My old boy was wild for quorn slices, but only the turkey and stuffing flavour one. He could be persuaded to do anything with one of those.

Also known to eat beetroot, baked beans, tomato and peas. Not all together.

And bean sprouts - fresh, not cooked.

catmint That's amazing. I've never found anything that will eat quorn. Even the foxes turn their noses up at it. They're not fooled for a second that it's real meat.

peanut butter on toast or pizza crusts

thecatneuterer mine goes memtal for quorn. Any quorn. Loves quorn ham, bacon, pieces etc. Definitely can't tell it is fake meat! He may be a greedy, indiscriminate little sod though

Olives.
Mashed potato.
Butterflies.

But she's horrified by the smell of strawberry yoghurt.

One of ours loved tinned green beans.

Another was into crisps. She could hear a crisp packet being opened from miles away

Mine loves mash too and the cheese from the edge of the pizza. Ice-cream is a huge hit too.

Oh and she loves to lick the plate after I've had toast but doesn't want the toast itself!

cat no longer with us went mad for peas he would climb up to eat them out the pan (after the hob was off)
mini cat loves houmous.
Another long gone cat liked jam tarts and malteasers, he used to come running if you had them

yy to ear wax, several cats liked it

Our cat loves cheese and particularly feta.

Today I discovered, whilst having a cheeky snack with him almost sitting on my chest, that he is partial to salted caramel ice cream.

Mine loves anything woolly or fleecy...she's chewed her way through many a jumper, scarf and blanket. And if she gets near the sock drawer it's like all her Christmases have come at once!

Pringles

Chips.

I took them of her as I don't know if they would so any harm.

Ooh, mine likes butterflies too - he's been catching them all summer long.

Moths and spiders. Horrid seeing the legs sticking out of his gob! Toast, cereal, pasta, pizza - I keep trying to tell him he's supposed to be a true carnivore but I don't think he's read the books...

Oh, and washing up sponges. I've had to stop using them as cat thinks they are prey and must be hunted and devoured. Odd thing is, my sister has his brother and he has the same thing.

Long departed mog loved chocolate-especially choc coated ginger. And she and dog used to stalk me for thorntons toffee. the dog loved oranges-we had to peel two-one for us one for her-and apple peel. my sister had a cat who ate daffodil flowers and would drool and suck on t shirt and jumper armpits.

oh and frogs horrible yet funny seeing back legs hanging out of mouth with front bit down throat going croak.(the frog, but cat's throat was moving in time)

Deep heat. Yes you are reading correctly. Didn't matter who it was on, old cat used to lick it. Weird cat. She was also partial to wotsits. Toenails. Tinned tuna, she could smell a tin once the opener broke through tin and she would come running. Bread, but strangely wouldn't eat a tuna sandwich. Lemon shower gel. Christmas trees. Brown paper would be shredded. Oh and ginger biscuits. The cat had a friend that would occasionally come in and have a nose around. We had to make sure if we were having a lager that cat couldn't get to it. Caught it more than once trying to have a drink.

Scrambled eggs, raw eggs (I let them lick it off the floor if I drop one, even though it makes me gag to watch them), Greek yoghurt, and YES, curry!! So interesting to see others' kitties eat curry too!

Wasacat number three eats toast, crisps, corn on the cob, chips, pizza, curry, pasta, yoghurt, piocorn. Basically anything I'm eating. He swipes at it on its way from the plate to my mouth. Today he tried to snaffle chocolate digestives. Bad.

Popcorn, even.