We were regularly horrified by the scene - but of course, as cat-keepers, only for a moment. After all, our purring pets can really do anything when it comes to food. That's why we're detailing the things they absolutely cannot have.

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Food, food, food, I want, I want, I want... We can almost hear the crazed cats in the video, trying to break into the room in a frenzy for some food (and we are not only almost, but almost 100% sure that they have just stuffed their tummies with a gourmet can or dry food.) It is also telling that the owners keep a huge sound barrier by the door ready for such situations...

Looking at the footage, it's worth asking whether the zombie cats could have had a piece of their owners' dinner?

The answer is clearly no. Specifically, meat would not be a problem in principle, given that cats are obligate carnivores, i.e. they need animal-based nutrients. But crispy salami or meatballs in a sandwich are not for them because of their spiciness. Dairy products can also be a problem, as cats' bodies cannot digest lactose as adults. Breadfruit also does not contribute to the health of cats, but increases the risk of obesity. This is also a breeding ground for many health problems in animals.

From this perspective, the owners were right to barricade themselves in. Although we assume they were laughing so hard they couldn't eat.

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