Picky-cat mealtime
Let the creator’s cat’s food preferences provide the opening, then show the food routine. SmoshCast uses the cats’ pickiness as the joke.

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smalls.com ↗Make the cat’s food routine the story
Smalls reads put cat food into the everyday life of the creator’s cats: picky eaters, confusing ingredient labels or the comfort of having a cat nearby. SmoshCast jokes about dramatic cats and food preferences; Kallmekris talks about scrutinizing ingredients for her cats; Jon Stewart uses a cozy couch-and-cat moment as a warm opening. A pet-focused story makes the food feel relevant without a generic product monologue.
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SmoshCast × Smalls
SmoshCast is the most frequent partner in the creator list below, with 14 sponsored videos. Kallmekris follows with 10.
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SmoshCast14 sponsored videos
Kallmekris10 sponsored videos
Trixie & Katya8 sponsored videos
The Weekly Show with Jon Stewart6 sponsored videos
Fear&4 sponsored videos
Piers Morgan Uncensored4 sponsored videos
Two Hot Takes1 sponsored video
Evan and Katelyn1 sponsored videoCreative starting points drawn from Smalls’s integrations.
Let the creator’s cat’s food preferences provide the opening, then show the food routine. SmoshCast uses the cats’ pickiness as the joke.
Start with the creator’s own questions about cat-food labels and explain the product using approved details. Kallmekris makes ingredient scrutiny the concern.
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SmoshCast says its cats are dramatic and picky, then introduces Smalls as a food they will eat. The funny complaint works because the cats’ preferences are already part of the story.
Kallmekris talks about having two cats and not being comfortable with the cat-food ingredient lists she sees. That gives the read a specific pet-owner concern to address.
Jon Stewart describes the comfort of cuddling on the couch with a cat, even though he does not currently have one. The setup is more about the companionship and atmosphere than a feeding demo.
A pitch can show a cat at mealtime, sniffing a bowl or settling near the creator. That visual gives the sponsor a natural place in a pet-owner video or home conversation.
The examples range from picky-eater comedy to ingredient-label concerns and a quiet moment with a pet at home. A creator can choose the angle that reflects their own cat’s habits, show the food and let the pet’s everyday response carry the scene.
The reads move between a picky-cat joke, a close look at ingredient labels and a quiet moment with a pet at home. A creator can pick the angle that reflects their own animal’s habits, then show the food and the pet’s everyday response.
Watch how the product becomes part of the video.
Sponsor at 12:07
SmoshCast27 Jul 2026SmoshCast jokes that the hosts’ cats are dramatic and picky, then says Smalls is the food they do not reject. The pun on “drama” creates the sponsor segue and keeps the conversation light. A creator can introduce pet food through a specific household behaviour and then show how the pet reacts to the meal.
Sponsor at 19:10
Kallmekris25 Feb 2026Kallmekris steps away from a disturbing case story to talk about her two cats and the difficulty of understanding ingredient lists on pet food. The change to a “light and fluffy” subject is an intentional tonal reset. A creator can make a pet-food read personal by introducing the animal and the everyday decision behind the brand choice.
Sponsor at 72:50
The Weekly Show with Jon Stewart14 Aug 2025Jon Stewart uses the image of relaxing on a couch with a cat as a comforting pause in a political discussion, then segues into Smalls. The imagined cozy scene contrasts with the episode’s heavy subject. A creator can use a brief domestic moment to reset the tone before explaining what they feed a pet.
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