What Weird Things Do Your Pets Eat?

One of my cats eats rice, yogurt, white cheddar cheese-itz, guinea pig hay, and cheese fries....
My other cat eats carrots, bread bowls, also yogurt like that cat^^, pecans, soy chicken nuggets, and much more....
And lastly my guinea pig eats my shirts....

My youngest dog eats everything! She eats apples and melon... even veggie foods c:

My cat, Freak, enjoys human food, dog food and dog treats. As for items that are not food, she enjoys sponges and clothing. We have to keep our sponges zip lock bags so we can hide them from her in drawers. Clothing is a lot more difficult to keep away from her unfortunately. I can tolerate her being a sponge thief and picking up what's left of them but I will not tolerate her chewing on the clothing. I bribe her with dog treats when she goes after them and I'm hoping she takes the hint soon. After she does I can begin trying to get her to eat cat food/treats so she quits stealing from the dogs.

I have a cat that eats potato chips and will drink Dr. Pepper?

Most of our cats love pasta, and I have one cat that is a total cheese snob and won't anything but authentic cheese. I also have another cat that will eat strawberries like a total weirdo. As for things that aren't edible to start out with, some of our cats love to tear up the paper towels and toilet paper rolls, and then one of our newest kittens will chew on anything from shoes to shirts that someone is wearing.

I cannot leave anything with melted cheese unattended for even one second or my dad's cat will eat it. That includes, but is not limited to, nachos, pizza, pasta dishes, casseroles, and cheese toasties.

My dog will occasionally eat cat food but only out of revenge for my cat eating her food.

My dogs love to eat the fuzz off of tennis balls. and then they puke it up all over the carpet. bright green

My birds like to eat books, shoelaces, everything that's paper, boxes, shiny things, and walls.

@ giskard
My bird eats books, too. I call it his form of "reading"

My cat likes to kinda nibble on my stuffed animals and eat the "fur" off of them. XD

stillborn.:

My cat, Freak, enjoys human food, dog food and dog treats. As for items that are not food, she enjoys sponges and clothing. We have to keep our sponges zip lock bags so we can hide them from her in drawers. Clothing is a lot more difficult to keep away from her unfortunately. I can tolerate her being a sponge thief and picking up what's left of them but I will not tolerate her chewing on the clothing. I bribe her with dog treats when she goes after them and I'm hoping she takes the hint soon. After she does I can begin trying to get her to eat cat food/treats so she quits stealing from the dogs.

Freak has toned down on the sponge eating as of late but the other night she did steal a couple Doritos from me. She would most likely eat or drink anything, with the exception of feces and urine, that is put in front of her. She only likes spaghettios when they're cold though. I would experiment with her more but I value her being alive. I don't want to make her sick and lose her to something that appears to be cat friendly.

My dog, Regis, has a problem with chewing apart used underwear, used tissues, used tampons/pads, water bottles... Pretty much, we can't leave anything around him, or he'll chew/eat it up. (One time, he had gone to the bathroom in the house, and I saw cedar bedding that we use for our rabbits in it; another, there were pieces of crayons he had gotten to.) If it's there, he'll try to eat it.

But he loves peanut butter crackers and popcorn.

My kitty Gizmo likes to chew on cellophane. Like the thin plastic that comes on cigarette boxes. :/ I'm trying my hardest to discourage him but he keeps doing it. Im thinking of getting a planter with cat grass in it for the house because I'm sure he likes the way it feels in his teeth.

My dog will choose fruits and veggies over meat and cheese. No joke.

I have a cat that begs for Oreo cream and PopTarts, one that eats peanut butter and steals fish oil capsules (presumably to eat...), and a third cat that eats plastic bags and yarn. (Who we have been trying to stop for years.)