I gave my cat to my father who was a soldier on a business trip. When he came home, he saw that everything can be made into tofu cubes.

Nowadays, more and more people are keeping pets, and many people choose to keep a pet to accompany them. Of course, the most popular ones are cats and dogs. A netizen has a little gray cat, and he has had a deep affection for it since he was a child. However, due to work reasons, this netizen had to travel for a while, so he could only entrust his father to raise his cat.

Before leaving, the netizen specifically asked his father to take good care of the cat. He also thought that since his father had served in the military and retired at home with the cat by his side, there should be no problem, so he left with peace of mind. After a while, the netizen finally finished work. It was strange that he hadn’t seen his cat in such a long time, and he also brought a bunch of cat supplies and gifts for his father.

Of course the netizen went to his father's house to pick up the cat as soon as possible after he came back, but when he got home and saw the netizen, he was completely shocked. Is this still my cute little kitten? I have never seen such a neat cat. In such a short period of time, my own cat was petted into squares by my father.

The poop scraper was also on the point of crying, and promised to take good care of the cat. Although there is no missing piece of meat, and he has even gained weight, what is this new look? The only thing to blame is that his father was a soldier.

Dad: "Everything can be folded into a tofu block! I can make it neat even with just a cat!"

Of course, this is not the only pet that has been "tragic". This dog was also shaved into a "tofu block" by the elders of the family. Judging from his expression, it does not seem to be the case. Very happy...

Gouzi: "Is this a new way to prevent me from finding a girlfriend?"

It seems that bringing a dog to your parents will really cause the risk of being "unrecognizable". Let's not talk about feeding or fattening it. After a while, you may not even recognize your own dog when you get home. Have you ever had any experience raising dogs with your parents? Welcome to leave a message in the comment area for discussion. If you like this article, remember to give the editor a like.