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This cat is really incredible. They pretend to be so aloof until it matters. Being diagnosed with diabetes isn't an easy feat. It's a huge lifestyle change, and it's hard to adapt ourselves to habits as adults. Food is especially hard because it's so emotional for humans. Other animals can eat just to eat, but there's something about humans that makes eating, cooking, mealtime, and food all so emotionally charged. Memories come and go with the foods we eat. Take Ratatouille as a great example. One of my favorite movies and absolutely on point about how much food really means to us!
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Cats have animal instincts they may hide from us. Do you ever wonder what else they know and they're just not telling us? Imagine if we had those kinds of instincts. It's strange how cats really have an understanding of things without words or lessons, they just read the room. They teach us so much without even trying. I know that my cat would do something like this too, he can really sense when something is off. He's especially sensitive to people coming into the home and has a great instinct.
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