I'd bet big money it's only a matter of time before there's a TV series about cooking for your pet -- the only question is who will get to it first, the Food Network or Animal Planet.

Then it will be only another matter of time before there's a show in which 12 pet-food cookers will live together (with their pets and their pet food ingredients) in the same house, competing for the title of best pet food cooker.

I probably won't watch either, but I did watch Sun reporter Jill Rosen's excellent video (with videographer Monica Lopossay) about attempting to become personal chef to her handsome cat, Leo.

Jill's story, along with some dog and cat food recipes, appears in the Taste section of today's Sun (and underneath the video if you visit this link).

If you are a TV executive and you are interested in Jill hosting a pet cooking show (better make that cooking for your pet show) -- as opposed to, say, Rachel Ray, Martha Stewart, or some other overexposed host -- contact me, as I am her agent.

If you are interested in casting Leo Sesame in a starring role, preferably in a major motion picture, contact Jill, as she is Leo's agent.