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I think you should reduce his food amounts, but definitely gradually. Maybe give small amounts more frequently (if you're at home and able to do this?! or have an automatic feeder?!) Just a suggestion |
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So far he has only had one pouch and some dried biscuits today. He has been driving me crazy wih his meowing and jumping on the worktops, but I have told him it is for his own good! Poor thing probably thinks im starving him, but he can have another pouch when i get back from uni and then a third one before bed. That means that i will have cut out one pouch from his diet already. Woohoo!! (I hope i havent cut down his meals too quickly, but i think sooner is better than later!) |
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What about finding out more about bulking out the food with pasta or something to make him feel full. Personally I feel you would be better consulting your vet or some sort of animal dietician as people can really do some serious damage to animals by putting them on diets at home with out any real structure to them. |
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