> Yep! Spot on!! I've had to cut the food allowance since everyone got the
> chop (jasmine is looking pudgy to say the least) and you should have heard
> the cries of horror!! They were all over me like a rash for about a week,
> but figured out I wasn't cracking and gave up. They still gaze longingly at
> the fridge tho....if I gave in they'd be butterballs galore! And they are
> bossy enough already....
what do you have in the fridge that they want? I just keep my cans in
the cupboard or on the shelf
as it is, my two cats share two cans per day, sometimes i give them 3,
that's when they show out
they both munch from the same cake of food
they both like the juice that comes out first, so i try to spread the
juice so they can both have a lick before the cake actually comes out
of the can, lmao
I don't like those little gravy varieties.. i can never shake it all
out of the can
meeee - 13 Oct 2006 03:36 GMT
>> Yep! Spot on!! I've had to cut the food allowance since everyone got the
>> chop (jasmine is looking pudgy to say the least) and you should have
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> I don't like those little gravy varieties.. i can never shake it all
> out of the can
I feed them raw chicken mince, as we have hurky/diarrhea problems with a lot
of tinned stuff. It's kept in the bottom of the fridge, along with any fish
(catfish of course) hubby catches for them. Their life's dream is to get
locked in that fridge.....and mine all share a bowl too. Works for lions....