Then you are not watching close enough! Heh. Seriously though, cats are all about plastic, but mainly the loose filmy kind, like the shrink wrap CDs come wrapped in.
Dude. That sucks.every cat ive ever owned has done it, one of them died from it. he choked to death on it and when me and my mom got home from the store we found him.
Sorry about your kitty.
If she straight up eats it (ie, swallows it) I'd say that's really not a good thing... but if she's just chewing at it a little, I think that's pretty standard behavior from my experience... if pieces of it are missing, definitely keep the bags away from her.
every cat ive ever owned has done it, one of them died from it. he choked to death on it and when me and my mom got home from the store we found him.
I was 10 or 11 yrs old and i can still remember it and then crying at his "funeral/burial" in the back yard and me walking into the house and my dad saying "you really loved him didnt you?"when he noticed i had tears pouring down my face and then said something like "thats good you loved him" or something like that so i wouldnt take it the wrong way and think he was making fun of me. His name was trouble and he was about 3 or 4 so i had him as long as i could remember at that point.Dude. That sucks.
Our cats don't try to swallow it, for whatever reason. Well, one of them, the one that likes shrink wrap, I don't trust her with it, but we keep it away from her. The other one, who just chews on the plastic lid seals, he's never swallowed any of it and he chews them all the time, so we figure he's cool wit' it.
Ironically, that second one who has no problem chewing plastic lid seal strips, he'll wolf down an elastic if you leave it sitting. Doesn't really chew it at all, just tries to swallow the fucking thing. That shit is terrible for their insides and can seriously fuck up their intestines... so we do our best to make sure no elastics get left about...
