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On Sun, 10 Aug 2003 19:58:21 -0700, "EvelynVogtGamble(Divamanque)"
wrote: wafflyDIRTYcatLITTERhcsBOX wrote: Good luck in finding the owner or at least a good home - he was indeed fortunate that it was you who came across him - best wishes for all to go well with the vet visit. Thank Lois. He's a friendly chappie who is now on to his fourth bowl of food ;-) Sounds like a stray who has trained himself to eat to full capacity when food is available, because he can't be sure when he'll encounter more. My Patches was like that when he first came to me - he'd empty his own bowl, then polish off whatever Miu had left of his for later snacking. (But it's astonishing how quickly an ex-stray learns to be fussy, once it realizes there'll always be a next meal!) Right you are! Back when I was luring my mostly white, black and white tom inside so I could capture him and take him in to be checked and neutered, he'd eat a full can of Friskies, and then move on to the dry food. Now that he's become my Rocky (or more correctly, I've become his human), he turns up his nose at Friskies, and only eats small portions, expecting me to give him more when he wants it. He's still uncomfortable inside, so eats outside - which creates a problem, as I don't want the strays I feed to decide they also should be eating better ;-) |
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