Alan Browne wrote:
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Mark² (lowest even number here) wrote:

Annika1980 wrote:

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I've often wondered about that too. Their tongue has barbs on it so
they can catch loose hairs when they groom themselves.

There's a stray cat that comes around and sleeps in a nook on the side
of my house. I sometimes leave out milk. Even if the milk freezes he
manages to scrape most of it up...

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You are very kind Alan.
Actually, my best friend is an expert on cats, and she told me that
milk is actually bad for cats. For dogs it's fine but not cats.
Believe it or not, cats require more meat than dogs do.
Helen