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14-09-2010, 08:27 PM   #1

fussy sod


We've fed chloe Hills TD for the past 4 years or so as she had bad teeth. She's now got to the stage of not really having any teeth (so vet said not to bother with TD) and does struggle a bit to eat TD as the kibbles are really big, but she does really like it.

Anyway we've just switched her to Hills old persons cat food (senior) and she won't touch it (typical), we're currently in a battle of wills to get her to eat it. So has anyone got any tips on getting her to eat the senior. I'm currently trying some TD mixed with senior, but (you can see where this is headed) she eats around the senior!



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14-09-2010, 08:42 PM   #2

Re: fussy sod


Could you put some liquid with the TD, as she likes it so much but so that it is softened a bit for her??? If that works, add a little of the senior bit by bit .......



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14-09-2010, 08:47 PM   #3

Re: fussy sod


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Originally Posted by angieh
Could you put some liquid with the TD, as she likes it so much but so that it is softened a bit for her??? If that works, add a little of the senior bit by bit .......
thats a good idea never thought of that



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14-09-2010, 09:29 PM   #4

Re: fussy sod


It may not work, but worth a try!



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14-09-2010, 10:30 PM   #5

Re: fussy sod


And the extra water is good for her too. Hope it works.



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