Many pets get a taste for a few specific human foods. For example, one of my dogs discovered a love of coffee and now I have to be careful where I leave my morning cup or otherwise find him snout-deep and hyper for hours.
Coffee aside, most things pets develop a taste for are safe to give as the occasional small treat. They’re unlikely to become obsessed with something that makes them feel sick.
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With that in mind, meet Bean. Bean really likes bananas.
Don’t worry, bananas aren’t toxic to cats and compared to some other treats, they actually contain some good fiber, vitamins, and minerals. As long as they don’t have too much, too often, cats can enjoy them happily.
Or suggestively, in Bean’s case.
Like…look at those come-hither eyes he’s giving us in these photos.
It’s 1000% worse with his eyes closed, though.
I feel like I should be looking away. Like they should get a room. Like Instagram should put one of those blurred NSFW warnings on the post.
A cold shower feels like it’s in order.
The effect is lessened in video format, thankfully, and we can just enjoy how cute Bean is.
If you’d like to see more of Bean, check him out on Instagram @cat.named.bean .
