Daisy and food
Dec. 1st, 2018 08:29 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
dimity_blueI've always found it odd that Daisy doesn't really go for human food. If I have anything involving eggs, she might sniff or lick at them, and mayo garners a small interest, but otherwise no.
Today, I said I'd have some cereal bars instead of breakfast so I could make sure to have time for a shower. By the time Daisy came back in, I was back in bed, the carers had gone, and I'd eaten one bar. The other lay unwrapped on my bedside locker. (Carole unwrapped it as I can't undo most wrappers.) Daisy jumped up on the locker then started sniffing the air. A quick investigation (it was by her feet) revealed the cereal bar.
She was absolutely delighted and promptly set about enthusiastically licking it and nibbling at the edges.
Cooked chicken gets a "Meh!" while Alpen strawberry and yoghurt bar gets eyes closed in ecstasy followed by a very thorough face and ears wash.
Maybe it's down to her being a stray for 6months but it's decidedly odd.
Today, I said I'd have some cereal bars instead of breakfast so I could make sure to have time for a shower. By the time Daisy came back in, I was back in bed, the carers had gone, and I'd eaten one bar. The other lay unwrapped on my bedside locker. (Carole unwrapped it as I can't undo most wrappers.) Daisy jumped up on the locker then started sniffing the air. A quick investigation (it was by her feet) revealed the cereal bar.
She was absolutely delighted and promptly set about enthusiastically licking it and nibbling at the edges.
Cooked chicken gets a "Meh!" while Alpen strawberry and yoghurt bar gets eyes closed in ecstasy followed by a very thorough face and ears wash.
Maybe it's down to her being a stray for 6months but it's decidedly odd.