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29th July 2010, 03:21 PM #1
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29th July 2010, 09:33 PM #2
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Bubba (RIP) was a chow hound. (sorry...)
He'd gobble down most anything he saw anything else eat.
It's tough to ignore a 25Lb cat who is demanding a share of what's on your plate.
From your lap.
The only thing he didn't like to eat was mushrooms. He'd spit those out to the side...
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29th July 2010, 10:04 PM #3
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25lb cat!! Would love it if oscar got that big RIP Bubba, sounded like a an amazing cat xx
Giving Hector a head rub while in the bath sounds like a purrfect way to relax!!
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30th July 2010, 02:20 AM #4
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Larry likes to get his face in my teacup and will drink some if it's not too hot!
When he has been given (or has stolen) a titbit he takes it in his mouth and runs off with it. When Monty comes up to investigate, Larry makes a terrible growling noise! (and vice versa). It's the only time they growl - when there's a morsel of food at stake (even though there's always some dry food in their dishes). I guess it's their survival instincts being played out. It's so funny to hear it!
We have learned that it's wise not to give them cheese crumbs...afterwards the smell is terrible and enough to clear the room...(if you follow me).
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30th July 2010, 11:33 AM #6
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I have been giving Oscar little bits of cheese to nibble on, but havent noticed the smell, Yet, but i have now been warned, thanks!! lol
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31st July 2010, 03:19 PM #7
Hahha.. this thread is great and reassuring. This week, Chester has discovered that he likes: pumpkin soup!!! He has been known to go crazy when there's cheese around and he loves trying to get his paw into my porridge!
As I lean over to get items from the fridge, he now climbs onto my back to inspect what I retrieve!
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31st July 2010, 10:06 PM #8
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There seems to be no flies on a maine coon, does there? especially where food is concerned, they wont miss a trick!! Today I have discovered that Oscar likes strawberry yoghurt, a little bit of biscuit, a sniff at a water melon, and my daughter spilt a little blackcurrant squash on herself, which he was also happy to lick up, ohh the joy of having an MC!!
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1st August 2010, 06:17 PM #9
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This has been a most amusing and enlightening thread - I've been so paranoid about letting Freyja eat non-cat food (aside from plain chicken, salmon or tuna) that she's not been allowed anything else. Admittedly, we did let her have a little tiny bit of rice pudding, and both she and we paid a high price for it which made me more paranoid. I'll have to relax a little and let her try the odd nibble of something new from time to time. Warning about cheese taken on board too!
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1st August 2010, 08:21 PM #10
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I know what you mean, karen, oscar is my first pure MC, and Ive only had him 2 weeks, so I was paranoid about him eating non cat food too. My breeder said that her MCs would ask for crisps when her daughter got them out!! I have found everybodies experiences reassuring. Sorry freyja had a bad experience, although as ive said,Oscar had a little strawberry yoghurt,I though perhaps it wasnt such a good idea after, but hes been fine. I have heard, in the past, that milk is bad for cats and not to give it to them, but Ive nether known if this was an old wives tale, or if it was true. I also wonder if its ok to give Oscar whiskas cat milk, (which you can buy in UK supermarkets, not sure about the rest of the world) for a treat as a substitute to our milk? If anyone can advise me on this, I would be greatful! By the way Freyja is absolutely stunning!!
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