I used to have a cat that loved raw pumpkin. And I had a chihuahua when I was a kid that only ate raw vegetables and cooked chicken. Would not eat raw meat or cooked vegetables. Oh and my dog now will NOT eat a french fries or sesame seeds.

The parakeet loves basil. His predecessor had a thing for broccoli. My friend had a Siamese cat who loved cantaloupe; he would beg and cry if she didn't give him a little piece when she had it.

Our dog Snuffy (she has been gone for 25 years) loved cucumbers. She spent a lot of time in the garden with me and she knew when the cucs were ready for picking and would pull then off the vine herself. She also liked green peppers which she also picked herself, of course destroying the plants often if we didn't catch her in time to help her pick what she wanted. Cantaloupes were fair game, too. When she discovered where potatoes came from, we were in trouble!

Our Granddog who we sadly recently lost, loved romaine lettuce. She would be in the far reaches of the house sleeping, but if I began making a salad in the kitchen, the minute I tore into a romaine leaf, she would appear behind me begging for her leaf.

Years ago we had cats, they all loved peanut butter. I now have a lab puppy 12 weeks old, and he hasn't refused anything I've offered him. Yes I know, I know, but how can I refuse that look of eminent starvation? I called my late best friend, a lab mix, my 'dog-sposal'. Everyone knows labs have black holes where their stomachs are supposed to be.

Mine loves lettuce. If she sees me taking it out of the frig she goes crazy.

None of our dogs have ever cared much for vegetables. But our latest, a chocolate lab puppy, is wild for raw carrot. KennsWoods, our pup is 7 months old now but well I remember she was "on the edge of STARVATION" for the first couple months we had her, and very vocal about letting us know!

Current kitties only eat cat food. Have never tempted them with human food.

Previous kitty loved dry roasted peanuts. That was back when the bottles were vacuum sealed. He'd come running as soon as he heard the vacuum unseal.

Back in the times when people made cucumber pickles themselves in jars covered with parchment paper, my mother accused my brother that he was the one who got pickles and never put the paper back. He of course denied. Then one day my mother caught the cat with her paws in the pickles. Mystery solved.

I had a dog that loved Skittles and would find the small box they came in and eat the whole thing. Until I purchased a bag of them and she just stopped eating them.

One of the vets I used to have suggested that his dog patients eat veggies either raw or cooked. Carrots and apples seemed to calm my over active baby down. I am aware that apples are now on the do not feed list so do not start.

I haven't seen anything about dogs not being able to eat apples. Mine loves them and comes running when I cut them up. He eats them peeled. He spits the peels out or drops it if I leave the peel on. His fav is cucumbers. We've done the taste tests with him and he goes foe cucumber over everything else every time. He steals candy when the kids leave it laying around, but he doesn't eat it. We find candy bars like gifts laying all over the house.

I've been told the cat likes my home made bread. That's the only non-catfood she gets besides a rare can of tuna.

Our dog will eat just about anything but won’t touch cucumbers. One of her many strange favorites is watermelon.

I had a cat that loved red suckers. Only the red ones. Every Halloween I would check the kid's treat bag for a red sucker for her.

My cat likes canned peas or a dab of plain yogurt.

Our current cats don't much care for people food, but occasionally will eat bits of roast chicken, beef or pork, or ham, and cheese. Only a few tiny bits and then they're over it. But they love peanut butter and also love canned tuna. One cat like crunchy foods so she will eat bits of cracker, corn chips and dry Special K flakes, and she also likes bits of dairy foods such as ice cream, yoghurt and cottage cheese. They also chew on corn cobs.

What really gets one cat excited is spring onions and raw green beans. If I put shopping bags on the floor when I come in from the car and there are spring onions in one, she will instantly search for them. She doesn't eat them, or the green beans, she plays with them :-) And one time she dragged a bag of apples out of the shopping bag and bit every one of them (?????).

Mom had 3 dogs and of the 3 Duchess would eat vegetable soup but leave beans in the bowl, Peanut loved grapes if you peeled off skin and Sloopy loved White Castle hamburgers

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Primo, my new horse, likes peppermint treats but won't touch the ones called Nicker Makers, which appear to be cubes of alfalfa with grain in them. Val, another horse, wouldn't eat any treats when he came here, but now he likes the Nicker Makers, but still won't eat the peppermints.

Not something eaten but my cats love the Asian type of lemongrass. When I bring it in they run the outside of their teeth along the edge of the leaves. When they break a leaf off they will bite on it but not eat it. They do nothing with the seed type of lemongrass.

One dog we had a while back loved tomatoes. I had a garden in a raised bed with tomatoes. Every time I had a nice looking tomato growing it would disappear just before I picked it. It took me a while to figure out what was going on. Then one day I saw her snatch a tomato and take off with it. I followed sneakily and saw her gobble up that tomato! I had to put fencing around my tomatoes 🍅!

Since Izzi started on insulin last year, she will eat anything! She is always hungry and of course is only to have certain vegetables and her prescription canned dog food, but that does not stop her from looking. Once while I took a nap, she was able to get a half loaf of bread and ate it! That was a mess! She only weighs 11 pounds. She does love pumpkin and goes though a can a day if that is the veg. of the day. Before insulin, she would not eat it.

Sue and Izzi Too

Discovered today both cats really go for bonito flakes.

Raw broccoli. zucchini that has just been slightly steamed. Black beans. They don't like chickpeas. Of course peanut butter. One dog loves yogurt one dog wonders why he has to have any.

We had a cat that loved powdered sugar donuts. We would keep the box on top of the fridge only to come from work to find the box on the floor, powdered sugar everywhere!

I had a cat also that liked the corn cobs, but I always assumed it was the butter. She also loved spaghetti with tomato sauce. I think I mentioned once how she would snare it with her claws (like a pasta spoon) and lift it to her mouth to eat it. She also was fond of my peace lily and would eat the tender new leaves. I read that it was poisonous for cats so got rid of it - fortunately it never seemed to harm her.

Another cat was crazy for ice cream - so much so that she would try to get it off my spoon as I was eating it. Oh, and the milk left in the cereal bowl - but she would politely wait for that. Otherwise she was well behaved.

Third cat loved cheese. She was kind of disturbed, and the only way we could safely brush her was by feeding her little chunks of cheese as we did so.

All my cats were fed dry food (and all lived healthily to near 20 years old) but they all recognized the sound of a tuna can being opened - they got the water from the can.

My daughter's dog loves pumpkin (rind and all) and papaya (we found papaya treats for him)

The cats like cooked corn on the cob? Interesting. One of our cats likes popcorn.

I forgot that bitsy is crazy for Graham crackers. Mad about them. She will eat ordinary crackers but Grahams are her favorite food. Sounds like corn is popular. I had a dog years ago that loved orange slices. I would make her eat lemons just because it made her forehead wrinkle in a wave. She took them in her front teeth and tossed them back in a gulp. I was young. She got oranges for being so good.

The Lab & the Sheltie loved nori.

This Sheltie loves peanuts, ice cream & popcorn.