As a treat. I don’t get it.

No interest in tuna but you practically had to hide behind the couch to eat chicken.

A can of tuna and they are right there.

Mind you, I haven't actually opened a can. Just put the can on the counter, found the can opener, put the little ceramic ramekins I drain the water into for them down, and start to chop onions.

They could be anywhere, usually way upstairs sleeping, and I hear them running into the kitchen.

Eerie.

They just get the water and whatever little tidbits flow with it, but they love it.

cabinet which housed the tuna cans.

thank you for posting. My cat loves whatever meat essence lick 'ems are left on my paper plate after i eat.

bowls. Perhaps somebody should study that, lol. But then, two out of three of them won't eat anything but kibble, and none of them like people food all that much. Otis will eat a little bit of shrimp and Sammy will eat steak, but only if it is medium rare and cooked outside. However, she does like to lick the gravy out of the empty cat food can after I feed Outside Kitty. Outside Kitty is a fussy, militant feral who will not eat kibble or "pate"-type cat food, only chunks or shreds in gravy. He does like tuna, though. Rosie turns up her nose at all people food, but she does love canned cat food.

I have odd cats, lol, but it makes dinnertime for all of us a breeze.

fresh corn silks. Had a sack with some fresh corn in it on the floor and she was on it, making a mess.

of the cob and she would carry it around like a prized kill. She liked to suck the milk from the corn kernals. Of course torties do weird stuff.

and pinto beans, and she also loved roasted red bell pepper. She was an extraordinary girl and lived with us for for 20 years. She was (according to our vet) about 2-3 years when we got her out of the animal shelter.

dinner. She would ignore her cat food if she smelled salmon cooking.