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It's always the weirdest, most random thing in the world that your cat becomes obsessed with. You never know what it will be, you never know when it will happen, but once it does, that thing will be your cat's reason for living for the rest of its life. For some cats, it's certain toys. For other cats, like ours, its carrots. She gets one sniff of them and loses her mind, isn't even interested in eating them, just sniffing them and smacking them with her paw. And for this cat, apparently, it's ice cubes. And we respect that. It's absolutely precious.
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This is funny, yes, but it is also actually extremely accurate. Cats disappear around our houses all the time. This is a universal cat owner experience. What is also a universal cat owner experience is that when this happens, the first thing that we do is… look for lumps in blankets. If there is an unexpected lump somewhere, oftentimes, we don't even bother lifting the blanket, don't bother waking our cats up, because we know that they are there. It's when there are no suspicious lumps around the house and we can't find our cats that we start worrying.
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