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20th December 2011, 01:48 PM #21Top Cat
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Well done Willow! Isn't it fun to see them give their food flying lessons before tucking in, lol.
Re your question about how often to give her a wing... it may sound weird but you need to look at the poo. If the color gets too light it means she gets too much bone which might lead to constipation. If necessary you can replace some of the wing with tough meat for chews.
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20th December 2011, 02:34 PM #22
Ok thanks folks ,will try a couple of times a week to start with and see how that goes ,but yeh watching her have so much fun with food was a great feeling she must of spent 3 hours ripping and chomping on it , fingers crossed it doesnt upset her stomach
I'm putting a few pics of her togeather now howlinbob and will post in members gallery
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21st December 2011, 04:10 PM #23Moderator
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Thanks for the pics, Elmo, wow Willow is a beauty! What a lovely face she's got, bet she's great fun to have around xxx.
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22nd December 2011, 03:36 PM #24Über Cat
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Hi all
quick question re giving chicken wings - are they safe to be left on their own to eat them ( once they get used to the idea?) Mine are fed in their run and would like to keep the food out there so they dont get confused ... thanks
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22nd December 2011, 06:39 PM #25Top Cat
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Good question. Most people I know who feed raw, including myself, prefer to keep on eye on them when they eat bone. Although mine have never had problems with things like choking or bone getting stuck between teeth, I still feel easier if I monitor them.
Originally Posted by H&SWells
You mean you don't want them to confuse their food with yours? Originally Posted by H&SWells
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22nd December 2011, 09:43 PM #26Über Cat
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lol.. not really ..just that they know that is where food is and they run there for their meals
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23rd December 2011, 04:01 PM #27
Thx Bob ,i do love the tabby's ,& she is so bloody naughty but so forgiveable ,chicken wing upset her tummy a little but will keep working with the raw wings each week ,the OH has agreed once she has been neutered after xmas that we can look for a companion for her WHIEEEEEEE ! ,only problem typical bloke he wants a male and wants one the size of a german shepard ,will have to ask some advice on forum of breeders in Uk soon
Happy xmas everyone
grace& willow xx
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