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Some cats are very protective of their food and think that you're going to steal it if you get too close
There’s a reason every young pet I see eating gets pats(within reason, obviously). Sometimes people will say “oh you gotta leave them alone, they’re eating” and it’s like, sure, if you want your housepet to act like a wild animal and potentially hurt someone.
Cats and dogs you train early to not be protective don’t act like that.
I strongly agree and it's what i do with my doggos
Good good good.