@MrFraggle67 - he is a handsome puss.
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Just back from an MRI, went into the spare room to check on the feeders via the window and found Buttons, make yourself at home why don’t you? 
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His expression looks like “Did you mention food at all…breakfast, perhaps?”
I try not to feed him apart from a few treats as he isn’t my cat and of course he might well be on a special diet. 
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Looks like it, yes 
Here is the latest photo of my old girl Coco aged 19.
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She is doing well at the grand old age of 19 - I bet she was a real beauty in her prime, with that wonderful colourpoint and those deep blue eyes. 
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isn’t it funny how cats love boxes so much…coco looks kitten like sat there
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Coco was 15 in that photo, and she ignores the fish.
In the first photo her fur was a bit of a mess, as she had only just woken up.
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I know that feeling! 
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She is beautiful!
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Our last cat used to go into a trance when rolling about in Catnip.
If my two smell catnip or roll in it - it sends them bonkers. They hurtle round the house - up the walls and everywhere. But - if they eat the stuff it seems to have the opposite effect - they just flop about in the middle of the floor with stupid grins on their furry little faces!
Catnip is weird - but cats are weirder!
My last cat (Huggi) was the only one of the three cats I have lived with that reacted to catnip. She was a very quiet little cat, but when she had been at the catnip she became quite extrovert and energetic, then after 15 minutes of exuberance she would crash. I only exposed her to it every couple of months, I didn’t want her becoming an addict
Huggi
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