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        <title>Melons are a no-go for my kitty - The Whole Kitten Caboodle - catsmeow&apos;s Blog - SacPaws.com</title>
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        <description>So I&#039;ve been waiting for melons to be perfectly in season before trying them on my cat. 

My husband brought home a beautiful cantelope yesterday and I cut a piece for Poppy. What did she do? Absolutely nothing. She looked at me like I put a brick in her dish - something that completely didn&#039;t belong. It wasn&#039;t kibble shaped. Why was she doing this? I could see it in her eyes. 

I tried again. I took the piece of cantelope and put it up to her mouth. She didn&#039;t open. She tolerated the gesture -- barely -- but then started to look a little peeved so I stopped.

And so that is the verdict. Melons are a no-go. Too bad. I&#039;ve heard that some cats love it and unfortunately my cat isn&#039;t one of them (and what a great party trick that would&#039;ve made.)

As an aside, I should also mention that I offered my 9-month-old son a piece of cantelope for the first time today and again was brutally rebuffed. He chewed it a little and then made a really sour face. He tried to spit it out. It was unsuccessful. Perhaps my cat and son know something about cantelope that is just beyond me. 

I guess it&#039;s just as well. More for me!</description>
        <itunes:summary>So I&#039;ve been waiting for melons to be perfectly in season before trying them on my cat. 

My husband brought home a beautiful cantelope yesterday and I cut a piece for Poppy. What did she do? Absolutely nothing. She looked at me like I put a brick in her dish - something that completely didn&#039;t belong. It wasn&#039;t kibble shaped. Why was she doing this? I could see it in her eyes. 

I tried again. I took the piece of cantelope and put it up to her mouth. She didn&#039;t open. She tolerated the gesture -- barely -- but then started to look a little peeved so I stopped.

And so that is the verdict. Melons are a no-go. Too bad. I&#039;ve heard that some cats love it and unfortunately my cat isn&#039;t one of them (and what a great party trick that would&#039;ve made.)

As an aside, I should also mention that I offered my 9-month-old son a piece of cantelope for the first time today and again was brutally rebuffed. He chewed it a little and then made a really sour face. He tried to spit it out. It was unsuccessful. Perhaps my cat and son know something about cantelope that is just beyond me. 

I guess it&#039;s just as well. More for me!</itunes:summary>
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