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You know how in the hangover they feed Tyson’s tiger meat and Zach galifinakis says to put pepper on the meat cuz tigers like pepper? I wonder if canines have herbs or spices that they love but every time I search o line all I get are lists of food safe for dogs.
Personally my cat seems to crave the flavor of yoga mats.
That's better than having a cat with pica. Can't leave paper anywhere out in the open....
Mine likes phone cases
At the big cat rescue here they figured out that cats love Calvin Klein Obsession For Men perfume.
And once my ex stood with the cat on the kitchen counter and opened, one by one, every spice jar in the kitchen and let him sniff it. Then closed and replaced it. The cat just sat there sniffing them. So I'd say yes. Not as food, but certainly as smells.