as long as it doesn't impair health needs eating is better thnan not...
trudi for example would starve herself if it weren't dry... and she stays
thin unless i give her kitten food... she is the only one of mine that
doesn't mind the occasional intruder kitty as she know that means kitten
food for her... new crop of kittens now, polidactile at that, almost had one
for the shelter but it eluded the dh...
ob bbq... sauce anyway... had some left over sauce and heating made it much
hotter in the spice dept than it had been before, we will see what happens
and if i shouldn't have eaten it, Lee
"Omelet" > wrote in message
news
> In article >,
> "Stormmee" > wrote:
>
>> well that is the good thing about my vet she is a very cautious sort, and
>> so
>> fa r at least we are doing well... buut i must admit, that stewed chicken
>> is
>> helping oej's weight, Lee
>
> That is always good!
>
> I've been using Hill's A&D as needed but the cats are finicky. Right
> now, Gandalf is gaining weight on Meow Mix wet food and Isis and Ka are
> gaining weight on Friskies canned chopped with gravy. I switch foods
> around as they lose interest and even use Fancy Feast as needed.
>
> Just so I can get them to eat!
> --
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