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How many pounds was the chicken? I don’t usually buy rotisserie chickens I don’t know how much they weigh
~2 lbs
damn i overestimated. I was thinking 15. I usually do pork butts (shoulders) around 8-15 depending on the size of the pig and whether you left the bone in.
Beans did not steal anything. The chicken always belonged to Beans, though you were unaware of that basic fact.
1/10, OP is clearly trying to cash in on the bean craze without giving us any beans.
I gave you the ultimate bean, and this is how you repay me? https://lemmy.world/post/49897652
beenz
The kitty is about 10% chicken when it’s done.
Izza bird!
Iz MY bird!
Catching birds is why kitties exist!
If my cat did this, I’d just be so impressed I’d let her have the damn chicken. Enjoy the conquest and all.
Except it sets a precedent that they can steal your food.
I mean it obviously can
That’s why you fill up the bathtub while he’s eating.
When I was a little girl, I had a black cat. We lived on the 9th floor. One day the window was open and a pigeon landed on the ledge outside. My cat lunged at it, and thankfully I was there and grabbed her by her rear end.
I was able to pull her back in, the pigeon still in her clutches. She ran to the bathroom and hid behind the toilet with the bird in her mouth.
She growled and made absolutely insane noises at us as we tried to get her out and save the bird.
Eventually, we got her to let go. Sadly, the bird died. We never kept that window open again, and I learned that day that Margo was a freaking ruthless hunter.
All of them are. They devastate ecosystems if they’re let outside, that’s one of the reasons they tell you to keep them indoors. They kill an astronomical amount of wildlife.
Honestly I’m impressed your cat managed to kill a bird while still technically being an inside cat. That takes a special intersection of luck and skill.
Kill a bird while being on the 9th floor… that is a whole lot of luck and skill, I agree.
I’m not gonna lie, I was a bit traumatized by the whole situation but my mom did a great job explaining that I did my best and prevented the cat from jumping to her death while hunting the damn pigeon.
Cooked chicken bones are super dangerous. They’d likely kill your cat.
They’re not really that bad. The bones get soft and kinda crumbly when they’re cooked in the chicken. They only get brittle when they’re allowed to dry after the meat is stripped off. The whole “shards of bone will pierce their stomach/intestines” idea is kind of a myth. They’re still a choking hazard, but that’s true for any bones, cooked or not.
I’m sure I’ll get a few people who want to link some blog that says otherwise, but that’s what the emergency vets told me the first time my dog ate fried chicken.
No longer asking if he can haz
Beans was 9 pounds, now he’s 11 pounds…
why are brains so similar? This was my first thought and sure enough, comment #2
Give him a day or two. A pound and a half of those are transitory
Good kitty :3
I have you tagged as “likes to meow to calm down” 😂
Your display name suggests that you may be biased in matters of feline goodness.
40minutes? You should have declared defeat as soon as he got it under the bed. At that point you weren’t going to eat it were you?
Lots of cats have little to no portion control and will eat themselves sick. Even if you’re not going to eat it anymore, you should at least take it away and give it back in small portions.
Today I learned I should have been born a cat. No portion control, food delivery service, poop antidelivery service, forehead kisses on demand, you get to shove your butthole in anyone’s face and they can’t do anything about it, if you sit on someone and they move they go to jail, like I need to arrange this for my next reincarnation
All on Team Beans sound off!
May his path lead to warm sands.
May his butthole never have poop stuck to it
At that point I’d say cat deserves it
no you stole my cat’s name give it back :c
You named your cat Jeff too?
Are rotisserie chickens often small like that? It almost looks like a large quail.
Depends on the chicken, I have seen them come in different sizes from different places.
