fancy feasting

When I had run out of other options, I opened the last can of "Classic" fancy feast chicken flavor, a pinkish paté consistency offering.  It usually runs 89 cents for a small can.  (It was less at Don Quijote's, but the Kailua Don Quijote closed down, no doubt because they sold cat food too cheap).  This brand's ingredients list chicken in the first three.  It may have a bit of chicken in it.  I also picked up some exotic cans at the Marina pet supply place.  People were crowding in there to get cases of Instinct Dog Food.  The truck was late.  As I left, one of the waiting people had heard that the truck was due in five minutes.

I left with my cat food before it arrived.

Roasted Turkey Flavor in Meaty Juices before five

So a 4:30 wake-up was a little early, even for a "morning person," but I finally gave up on sleep a little before 5.  A tablespoon of whiskas was administered and swiftly consumed, to be followed by a teaspoon or so.  Now I'm writing this as the cat is nested on a recycleable cloth grocery bag.  Why does Cosmo enjoy this consistency so much?  It is a gel, a little like an aspic, and it promises :  "We guarantee you cat will enjoy whiskas food for cats.  If not satisfied, copy code from side and state price paid."  It is asserted that he food meets national standards, containing  water , meat by products, poultry by products, turkey, liver, natural flavors" and all the rest are chemicals good (taurine, vitamins) and bad (?).  This container cost about 89 cents, considerably less than the turkey Newman organic, which he licks at but mostly disdains.  consistency of the Newman is tuna-fish salad.  It costs 1.89.