Re: Newbie questions: Food issues

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> typed, for some strange, 
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: "Nicolaas Hawkins" <grumpy.mole@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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 > On Fri, 9 May 2008 08:38:53 +0100, Ivor Jones

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: >> My Missy is worse than that. She telepathically *knows* when
: >> anyone in the
: >> house even *thinks* of going to the kitchen to make a cup of
: >> coffee or whatever and is waiting by her food bowl when you
: >> arrive..! However many times a day that may be.
: >>
: >> Oh, she never *finishes* what's in there, she eats half of it (wet
: >> from pouches usually) and then lets the rest go dry and inedible,
: >> then complains as though nobody ever feeds her..!
: >
: > So feed her less at a time.  Not exactly rocket science.
:
: This is the reason God invented Kibble.

True, but it's not wise to feed too much kibble to cats that are known to 
have urinary problems. Missy has had cystitis a couple of times and as 
she's not getting any younger (she's 14 this year) I don't like giving her

too much.


Ivor