ice cream

A viral video of a pet owner giving his cat ice-cream for the first time triggers a heated discussion on twitter.

Though some found the video amusing and wrote that they wanted to try it with their own cat, most took issue with it, claiming the short video was a form of "animal cruelty."

Amy Cousino, veterinarian and owner of the Cat's Meow Cat Clinic in Sebastian, Fla., told the Washington Post in 2016 -- when brain freeze cat videos were reportedly trending -- that intentionally giving your cat ice cream to cause a brain freeze is "pretty unhealthy for the cat."

What better way to cool off than by enjoying some delicious ice cream? The answer? There isn't a better way. Just look at these adorable cats and their little sandpaper tongues -- oh so happy with their ice cream! 

And we can totally understand!

Awww!

Ube is having a moment in dessert shops around the country. For those that aren't familiar, "ooh-bay" is a purple yam that's been popular in the Philippines for a looong time. It isn't just pretty to look at, it's delicious!

This new food trend looks like it's in full bloom.

Things are getting heated in this family after someone decided to eat the rest of Coco's the Cat's ice cream. It's a bold move to steal ice cream from anyone, let alone a cat.

Luckily, there was a popsicle that could serve as a substitute for the time being. Still, it might be a good idea to sleep with one eye open for awhile because as we all know, Hell hath no fury like a kitty scorned.