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Bless Merlin, that list of goodies is sure to drive most pusses wild! I keep discovering more and more things that Darcy likes. Maderia cake, milk from my cereal (Apple and Cinamon crunch!), string, more plastic, tea, butter, bolognaise, pasta  Not that I have ever offered him these things, he has quite contendly helped himself! Y'day I walked in to find him beginning to sniff around a pan I used to cook bacon in, then have a little lick of the fat  As such I need to make sure the kitchen is clear of food at all times!Sorry for hijacking Angie! Just happy to hear Merlin's ok  |
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The title had a weird effect on my mind .....I was estatic as he'd eaten something then I got the weird images flashing through but my first thought was "Yes he's eaten" I must live a sheltered life. However I agree with DM....I found myself stocking up on things that were simply for the cats....) I must say though I would also add Corned beef to that list and also mention I brought skinless an boneless red tinned salmon as they adored that, and also brought sild (type of sardine) in tom sauce and also in oil.....as I thought it would help with their "movements" Oh they also both adored cheese sauce....yeah I know they were spoilt and I would put the cheese/white sauce over fish.... it worked well. Also grated cheese went down well. Spa Bol was also a fav...as well strangely mine liked faggots (curtsey of my parents) however they also liked a little liver occasionaly too....and they liked pork pie. I also kept a couple of Welsh lab chops in the freezer ready to used and did a regular in the winter lamb or rabbit stew for the cats and of course the dogs that could last 2 nights. They all adored the gravy...And of course the squirty cream and a fav of both of them was Danish Blu cheese and various strong smelling cheese's.... Karen |
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Wonderful news to hear Merlin has eaten and kept it all down. How stressful is it when they dont eat? and vomitting too? You must have been a nervous wreck. How's he doing now? |
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Thanks everyone for your encouraging posts! Merlin has nearly eaten all of the second leg! Poor wee man, I knew he was hungry. I have got lots of the bits that dinahsmum suggests, but will make a "Merlin emergency tasty cupboard" and include the squirty cream and the sardines in tomato sauce - he always likes to lick the tomato sauce off a plate if we've had baked beans - so I think that's a good indication that he would like more. I take it Kazz that your lamb stew did not include onions etc. Don't happen to have kept the recipe, have you? |
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Merlin has eaten a whole cold chicken leg (obviously minus the bones). I hand fed him - he's eaten the lot with no apparent discomfort and it is still inside him! You know how fickle they can be-if it goes in at one end and comes out the other there is not too much to worry about |
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so pleased he has kept it down. hope the food cupboard works for him. It is such a relief when you get a 'solution' isn't it? |
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Bacon fat made me smile....Misty adored it. I'll admit I left the pan out so it congealed for her.  |
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Second leg??? GO MERLIN GO  |
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