Kelly Cates

Not like a meal in a box where you have to do a little bit of cooking.

You mean literally like a meal in a box in the air fryer or the microwave.

I would say you are feeding a human.

And I'm feeding a cat who probably has, you know, less sophisticated demands.

No, that's a very fair point.

Well, he's not even the chef.

He's the little rat in the hat.

Well, he has a variety.

He has some that are fish flavored.

I think it may be turkey.

A few weeks ago, we did get a special Halloween version, which was a kind of Frankenstein sort of concoction of every flavor that they do, as far as I could see, which he seemed to like.

I didn't think it'd be particularly appetizing, but he is quite fussy about his food because it comes with little dried chicken sprinkles.

And if he gets certain flavors, he gets really arty and he won't eat his food unless you put the little chicken sprinkles.

I say to him, do you want the sprinkles?

And he meows at me.

And then I have to dust his food with a garnish.

So I would then argue it becomes more complex than your box food.

The thing is, if it was my cat, he's not got any survival skills whatsoever.

He saw a mouse once and he cornered himself.

He just was like not interested.