Dinner With My Cat

One kitchen. Two dinners. Everybody at the same table.

Your cat has opinions about what you're cooking. Mine did too — up on the counter, supervising, making his position perfectly clear. For years my answer was the same one you've probably given a hundred times: "not for you, buddy." This book is what happened when I finally found a way to say yes.

Every recipe cooks once and splits in two. You make a clean, plain base you can both eat, lift out your cat's small portion before any salt, onion, garlic or seasoning — then finish your own share with all the good stuff. One pot, one method, two very happy diners.

Inside:

- 40+ shared recipes — breakfasts, dinners you can plate together, training treats, broths, and special-occasion plates for gotcha days and birthdays - The split-before-you-season rule built into every single recipe, so the safety step is never an afterthought - A "Feed Safely" chapter up front — the hard limits, the foods that are genuinely dangerous to cats, and how much is sensible - Whisker Wisdom — a training box on every recipe from Marlow, on using food to build trust instead of a tiny tyrant - Portion guidance on every dish, because these are treats, not meals

An honest word. These recipes are extras — about ten percent of what your cat eats in a day. The other ninety percent should stay a complete, balanced cat food formulated by nutritionists. Homemade food alone can't cover everything a cat needs, and this book says so plainly and often. I'm not a veterinarian, and yours always gets the final word.

Cook once. Split the pot. Sit down together.