A busy October!

Hello, so sorry again. Mum is so busy with 3 websites, 2 social media pages on Facebook, plus her normal social media of the other platforms. She is busy, busy. So, we are going to start just dropping out Sunday paper in posts for you all to recap our weeks. This may just be a new feature here, not sure. She wishes she had some help, but she gets people are busy.

The news, this week was amazing on the Facebook page! If you are not on Facebook, I don't want to push anyone but wow, it is so much fun with 202 fans! Mum has been posting a lot of videos of me meowing at her and Daddy. i been very vocal lately hehe.

We've tested trying to just leave the links to the Facebook posts, but we test, it says you still need to log in or sign up. So, not sure if Mum will get all the video up on the site or the cases. We are one case27 this week! We still have our reward card. Mum cannot keep track of everyone's points anymore. She is so busy. Not enough hours and she gets drained quickly. Still battling the after affects her stage 5 non-Hodgkins lymphoma still. So, with that, here is this week's issue of the Whiskerville times!

SNOWBALL’S TASTEFUL TUESDAY!

 Tuna Tumbles: The Kitty Crunch Bowl!

Hello, Whiskerville foodies! It's Tasteful Tuesday, and your favorite fluffy white chef, Snowball, has cooked up something special!

Today’s recipe is made with ingredients that can be enjoyed by our feline friends, too! Because why should humans have all the fun? Hehehe!

  INGREDIENTS

 1 tablespoon plain, cooked chicken, finely shredded

 1 tablespoon plain tuna in water, drained

 1 teaspoon plain cooked pumpkin, with no added sugar or spices

 1 teaspoon water, if needed

 SNOWBALL’S KITCHEN INSTRUCTIONS

 Cook the chicken thoroughly to an internal temperature of 165°F (74°C). Boiling or baking works beautifully!

 Make sure the chicken cools completely. Remove all bones, skin, and excess fat, then shred it into tiny pieces.

 Mash the tuna and chicken together in a small bowl.

 Mix in the plain pumpkin until everything is combined. Add a little water if the mixture seems too dry.

 Shape into tiny, soft bites and serve a small portion to your kitty!

 SNOWBALL’S SAFETY SCOOP!

 No raw chicken!

 No bones, onion, garlic, salt, butter, oils, or seasonings!

 Keep the recipe plain and simple.

 Refrigerate leftovers promptly in a covered container.

 Tuna is an occasional treat, not a replacement for complete and balanced cat food. Treats should make up no more than 10% of your cat’s daily calories.

If your kitty has special dietary needs, check with your veterinarian before introducing new treats.

 SNOWBALL SAYS:

“Why should humans have all the tasty treats? A little tuna, a little chicken, and a whole lot of purr-fection! Just remember, my friends, we cook our chicken properly and keep our kitty treats safe! Hehehe!”

 TASTEFUL TUESDAY TIP: Humans can make their own tuna and chicken bowl with their favorite seasonings, but set aside the kitty portion before adding anything extra!

One kitchen, two happy diners!

Akso, new T-shirt design for Halloween!