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Both Leo and Merlin (exotics,) will not eat out of a bowl when they can see the bottom, I have to fill them up! Leo has been known to use his paws to pick the biscuits up! |
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I find the square side of those twin plastic dishes good they have a round dish and a square one side by side and cost about 90p as well The corners in the square side allow the cat to use the corners to get the biscuits as they get near the bottom of the dish |
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Oh Teddie will eat out of the bowl if she can see the bottom or not lol! If I filled the bowl so that sh ecouldn't see the bottom she wouldn't stop eating until all the food had gone!! |
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Yes - Balie used to do that scooping with the paw thing, but not very well What I do, is I raise his bowl on 2 telephone directories, cover them with an old tea towel, and then put the biscuits OUTSIDE the bowl. He seems to find that the easiest. |
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Teddie puts her paw on the side of the bowl to try and stop it moving across the carpet (I have to feed her seperatley in the living room), but for love nor money she can't get the last of the biscuits out of the bowl. She needs something angled that will let the biscuits stay in the one place. |
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Alex, please don't use plastic bowls for Teddie. Persians and exotics have a high chance of feline acne and plastic bowls don't help. All my Persians use stainless steel bowls. If she is struggling try sticking a bit of non-slip matting in the bottom of her bowl. |
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