Cat owners know how greedy cats are. They not only want to eat when people are eating, but they'll also sneak food when people aren't looking. Some cats will even steal food from their companions. If you have multiple cats, you've definitely seen them fighting over food. Just like this pet owner's cat, the male cat is particularly voracious. After finishing his meal, he tries to steal the female cat's food, even using his paws to pry it away, leaving the owner both amused and exasperated.
The pet owner has two cats, both blue, one male and one female. The male cat was the first to arrive and the owner kept him. After a while, feeling he might be lonely, the owner brought home a female cat. The reason for bringing home the female cat was that the owner felt a male and female would get along better, and also because the owner wanted some kittens.
When the owner brought the female cat home, things started off well. The two cats never fought and got along quite well. However, as time went on, problems arose. The owner knew their cat was a glutton, but they never expected it to even steal their wife's food—it was utterly shameless!
At first, the owner didn't notice the male cat's habit. It was only later, when the owner was bored and watching them eat, that they discovered it. The owner suddenly realized why, after so long, the two cats were only superficially related, the female cat showed no signs of pregnancy, and they never seemed affectionate towards each other. It turned out that the male cat was being too stingy, stealing the female cat's food.
That day, after returning home, the owner fed the two cats, cooking chicken breast and mixing it with their cat food. Both cats received some. The male cat ate exceptionally quickly, much faster than usual, while the female cat ate more slowly. When the male cat finished, the female cat still had some left. The male cat then aggressively approached and tried to steal the female cat's food, behaving quite domineeringly.
The male cat simply used its paws to pull the food bowl in front of it and started eating, while the female cat could only watch, not daring to do anything. Seeing this, the owner immediately pushed the food bowl towards the female cat for her to eat, but the male cat again pulled it away with its paws. The owner pushed the bowl back again. Seeing how assertive the male cat was, the owner couldn't help but scold it and told it to be more considerate of its mate.
Look at this male cat in the pet owner's house, it doesn't seem to love its mate. Have you ever seen a male cat that loves its mate?
