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Editor's note: Since the kind person who donated these snacks sent them in a zip-lock bag, I don't know what brand they are. Possibly they are Kaytee, possibly they are--
Oooh. Petcetera has a Buy 2 Get 1 Free sale on for a Can O' Crickets or a Can O' Mealworms or Can O' Mini Crickets. Only $9.98 CAD, or about $6 US! Has anyone given these to their hamster before, and do they know if hamsters appreciate organic snacks like this?
Ahem. I seem to have gotten distracted. Back to the review.
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whiskas here.
I was rudely awakened from my daily slumber by the loud sound of the door to my cell being wrenched off of its hinges.
I warily poked my head out of my bedding, only to find a large, fruity, yogurty substance being waved threateningly before my nose.
As I approached it to investigate, it floated away from me, wafting its blueberry scent at me as it bobbed in the air. When I turned my back on it and went back to bed, however, it returned and lurked in front of me. Eventually, I followed it to the bars of my cage, where it remained tantalizingly out of reach.
I licked at it through the cage bars. Oh, how I licked. But the thing would not budge.
After a while, the Giant Hand Of Doom descended from the heavens and placed me on the manual data input device. After I typed a comment to someone, the GHOD permitted me to have the blueberry drop, and I quickly hid it in my cheekpouch. There, I carefully protected my precious cargo until such a time that I could spew it out into my stash of Poops Being Saved For A Rainy Day.
Mmmm.
Editor's note:
Sorry to intrude again.
I think he really liked it.
The stashing-near-poop thing seems to be his way of saying:
"I like this, but am not prepared to finish it just yet."
Oooh. Petcetera has a Buy 2 Get 1 Free sale on for a Can O' Crickets or a Can O' Mealworms or Can O' Mini Crickets. Only $9.98 CAD, or about $6 US! Has anyone given these to their hamster before, and do they know if hamsters appreciate organic snacks like this?
Ahem. I seem to have gotten distracted. Back to the review.
whiskas here.I was rudely awakened from my daily slumber by the loud sound of the door to my cell being wrenched off of its hinges.
I warily poked my head out of my bedding, only to find a large, fruity, yogurty substance being waved threateningly before my nose.
As I approached it to investigate, it floated away from me, wafting its blueberry scent at me as it bobbed in the air. When I turned my back on it and went back to bed, however, it returned and lurked in front of me. Eventually, I followed it to the bars of my cage, where it remained tantalizingly out of reach.
I licked at it through the cage bars. Oh, how I licked. But the thing would not budge.
After a while, the Giant Hand Of Doom descended from the heavens and placed me on the manual data input device. After I typed a comment to someone, the GHOD permitted me to have the blueberry drop, and I quickly hid it in my cheekpouch. There, I carefully protected my precious cargo until such a time that I could spew it out into my stash of Poops Being Saved For A Rainy Day.
Mmmm.
Editor's note:
Sorry to intrude again.
I think he really liked it.
The stashing-near-poop thing seems to be his way of saying:
"I like this, but am not prepared to finish it just yet."
