Katz Tales: When three Malaysian gourmet cats move to Britain, the hunt for good grub is on


Tic Tac loves her new treats. Photos: Ellen Whyte

One of our main concerns about relocating cats from Malaysia to Britain was the food. How, we wondered, would our finicky kucing kampung react when we replaced their gourmet fish in jelly with foreign fare?

Tic Tac is up for trying anything but Inkie is a conservative eater. As for Target, he has a history of turning down five-star imported products with a shrug of the shoulder that is positively icey.

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