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That’s such a fun picture!
That is a great picture but I find myself distracted by the kibble bowl. Is that sitting in a bowl of water?
Wow, a picture with 4 cats! Our Mom is already proud when she gets the two of us on one photo!
Looks like feeding time around here too 🙂
Let me guess, there’s kibble in the bowl no one wants and the cats are eating canned food? Love Dolly
That must be some good noms.
Looks like something tasty on the menu.
Aaaaaaw How cute.
Luv ya’
Dezi and Lexi
that is too cute!
It looks like you have room for one more — is that bowl to the left for one of us? 🙂
Hugs to you all, dear pals. Happy Wednesday!
I am MOMs to the Girl Cat Scouts Aspen, Mango, Tigger and Willow who run HKL Lovers and the Elf Haus.
I am very curious…which Cat with his Head in the Bowl is Mauricio the Baker?
I see there’s a bowl for me!
Today’s menu looks yummy!
MOL! When we saw “Four on the Floor” in your title we thought your post was going to be CH related! The “Four on the Floor Rule” is what CH kitty parents use when picking up and putting back down CH kitties – all four feet must be on the floor before you let go. Otherwise they may fall over. This picture is very cute — love them all eating together. That could never happen in our house — everyone has to eat in a separate room or they will steal each other’s food. Sampson is one of the worst! MOL! Anyway, Sampy sends a kiss and head butt to Astrid for every eating kitting in the world. We all send lots of love!
Some of you guys eating out tonight? Mol
It seems like rush hour at the kitty kitchen 🙂
Looks like you are getting jummy food 🙂
XOXO
Whatever was on the cafeteria line was obviously a big HIT! YUM!
Hugs, Sammy
I didn’t realize how many of you were black and white kitties before! Probably because I think more in personality traits than fur color.
Where’s everybody else?