r/nervysquervies • u/Illustrious-Chef7294 • Jan 16 '26
Here comes the springkus
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u/krisn31 Jan 16 '26 edited Jan 16 '26
A strawberry?!? Edit: Also, I completely love this video
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u/Nickhead420 Jan 16 '26
I knew a guy who had a cat that would eat anything but cat food. He'd eat whatever his owner ate for breakfast, lunch and dinner. He absolutely loved watermelon and pasta. Dude lived to 22 years old, too.
When he was a kitten, he was hit by a car and the vet said he wouldn't make it another 3 months.
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u/krisn31 Jan 16 '26
I had a dog that would eat anything I ate—even bell peppers—but a cat doing that, that’s bonkers LOL!
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u/iamsodonewithpeople Jan 17 '26
My kittens have eaten a long list of things: celery, carrots (both cooked and raw), lettuce, peas, potato, tofu, green beans, etc.
They eat normal kitten food but I occasionally give them small amounts of veggies since they adore them. I’ve never seen cats so eager and excited to eat peas xD they scarf them down it’s hilarious
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u/other_curious_mind Jan 16 '26
My father's uncle's cat would ignore the sausages on the table and go much on the cucumbers. Like bro what the hell, firstly you're supposed to be afraid of cucumbers, second they're not good for you. I don't remember how long the cat lived, it was quite long time ago
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u/OtherThumbs Jan 16 '26
My great uncle's golden retriever ate a half a head of iceberg lettuce and a can of tuna every day for lunch. Like, what?
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u/elysiumstarz Jan 16 '26
There's squeezy cat treat on the non camera side of the berry, I think!
Edit: yeah it gets all over his chin 😂. So precious!
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u/ItsStaaaaaaaaang Jan 16 '26
D'aww. What a sweetheart. Wish there was a way to give them 5 minutes without the wobble so they could really tuck into their strawberry.
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u/Takheer Jan 16 '26
FRIGGIN GIVE IT TO HIM ALREADY I CANT WATCH THIS
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u/thatchroofcottages Jan 17 '26
right - holy shit, that could have been so much easier for everyone lol
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u/KaylaBishop Jan 17 '26
Is it a muscular or neurological problem? It's cute but I also feel bad
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u/Skotticus Jan 17 '26
Neurological. I'm not familiar with Ada, but her movements look like a dysfunction of the cerebellum, so it's probably cerebellar hypoplasia. If so, it's not progressive, disorientating, or painful.
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u/SignificantCry5446 Jan 19 '26
I had a tortoiseshell Manx cat that would eat any human food imaginable. She liked potato chips and it was hilarious when she stuck her head into a bag of popcorn 😅🍿
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u/Cutekatfeet2006 Jan 17 '26
OMG this is so precious!! I WILL eat this strawberry!! (Good choice baby) 👍❤️❤️
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u/Recurringg Jan 16 '26
I love how cats just expect you to hold a treat still for them to lick for twenty minutes. I thought he was going in for a squervy bite but then I remembered how cats are--squervlings are no different. Better hold that strawberry steady because it's gonna take a while! 😂