Encouraging progress attributed to cereal free food

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Re: Encouraging progress attributed to cereal free food

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Maybe I should give it another go. I remember the last time, neither of them even gave it a try. It was sniffed and dismissed straight away :)
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MarkB wrote:Maybe I should give it another go. I remember the last time, neither of them even gave it a try. It was sniffed and dismissed straight away :)
Hey, Mark, did you buy that food in bulk by any chance? That's a sure way to ensure those ickle picky cats won't even touch the food! :roll: :lol: (I've got a big stash of all kinds of foods in the cupboard under my stairs now for exactly that reason (now destined for cat rescue/shelter, so at least it'll go to good use.... ;) ))
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Re: Encouraging progress attributed to cereal free food

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I know just what you mean. You try something new - they LOVE it. You buy a couple of packs 'cos it's on offer and suddenly it's dirty looks and 'I'm not eating THAT!' :roll: Still, I'd hang on to that food, and give it another go, one box/tin/sachet at a time. Just pretend it's new! :lol:
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Re: Encouraging progress attributed to cereal free food

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It happens all the time. I bought 2 cartons of Crayfish Bozita a couple of years ago. Alice (no longer with us) went mad for it. I took a chance and ordered a mixed bulk deal of 54 cartons (about £45!) and she wouldn't touch it. To be fair, the Crayfish that was meant to be the same as the singles I bought, looked totally different to the original ones.

Also I am still working through a big bag of Sanabelle Urinary. I bought a 400g bag and Lazarus loved it. I then bought a 2kg. He (with the help of the cats that visit the garden) got through it in no time. Then I went for the 4kg bag - it was only when I got the 10kg bag that he decided he no longer liked it! :)
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