Rachael Renee has been a professional freelance writer since 2000. In that time she has... Rachael Renee has been a professional freelance writer since 2000. In that time she has developed a passion for healthy living and the vegan lifestyle. She runs a blog called RAW High Life and her work can be found on One Green Planet, Natural News, Super Raw Life Magazine, and VegNews among other publications. Read more about Rachael Renee Read More
@rachel.pappas I should’ve guessed when Frappe was SO BLOATED this morning. #catsoftiktok #cat #cats #catlover #catmom #tortiseshellcat #torticat #blackcat #blackcatsoftiktok #blackcatsrule #cattok #catsofinstagram #catstagram #catslove #catfood #troublemaker #trouble #dogsarebetter ♬ original sound - Rachel
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When Rachel Pappas noticed her cat Frappuccino hadn’t touched her breakfast, she was initially puzzled. Frappuccino, a former stray, typically devours every morsel of food within seconds, so finding her bowl untouched was highly unusual. The mystery, however, was soon solved in a way that left Rachel both amused and frustrated.
Frappuccino’s past as a stray means she has no self-control when it comes to food. To manage her overeating, Rachel had invested in an automatic feeder, which usually worked like a charm. But one morning, the system seemed to have failed. Rachel shared the curious incident on her TikTok account, @rachel_pappas, at the end of last month, where it quickly gained traction.
In the video, Rachel explains how strange it was to find food left in the bowl, calling the situation “weird.” As she investigates further, she turns the corner to find the automatic feeder toppled over, its lid off, and Frappuccino indulging in what must have felt like an all-you-can-eat buffet. The caption read: “I should’ve guessed when Frappe was SO BLOATED this morning.”
Frappuccino’s antics have amused many viewers, but they also highlight a common issue among pet owners. Cats are notorious for their food-driven behavior and will often go to great lengths to get a snack. Leaving food out unattended is usually a recipe for disaster with a determined feline in the house.
Rachel’s video serves as a reminder for cat owners to monitor their pets’ eating habits. While Frappuccino’s escapade was lighthearted, a cat constantly seeking food could indicate an underlying medical condition or even just boredom. According to the People’s Dispensary for Sick Animals (PDSA), common reasons for a cat’s insatiable appetite include hyperthyroidism, diabetes, parasites, pregnancy, malabsorption, genetics, and stress.
Besides constant hunger, other signs that might signal health issues include weight changes, increased thirst, skin changes, vomiting, diarrhea, hyperactivity, irritability, or lethargy. If a cat shows any of these symptoms, a visit to the veterinarian is advised. The vet can run tests and develop a treatment plan tailored to the cat’s needs.
Rachel’s story is a humorous yet informative tale that resonates with many pet owners. It underscores the importance of understanding and managing our pets’ dietary habits while also enjoying the funny and endearing moments they bring into our lives.
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