Re: Anyone tried Feliway?
Posted: March 29, 2006 12:25 pm
I'm right there with you- Senna's locked in his room with his bowl for a little bit, which happens several times a day. We tried the high cal vitamin goo, but he won't touch it. Then again, the stupid cat won't eat anything that's not tuna, turkey or cat food (But Diamonds found out last night that she likes passion fruit butter, which is odd, but not as weird as the chile-lime pistacios).iuparrothead wrote:Ugh! I can totally relate! I have an obese baby cat that inhales her food and my other normal size mama cat is a grazer. The mama cat likes to pick away at her food at her leisure, but if she walks away from the dish, the baby cat will seize and hoover whatever is left... thus not allowing the mama cat to get her share. Essentially, what I had to do is feed them at regular times and in different rooms. They both get fed in the morning, but with smaller amounts so (especially with the mama cat) they eat it all and there is nothing left over. I sometimes have to pick up the mama cat and put her back by her dish several times each morning to ensure she eats all the food and the fat baby doesn't swoop in and finish it off. In the evening, I have to do the same thing, but I have a bit more time to monitor them. It's a real pain to do this, but otherwise I'd continue to overfeed one and underfeed the other. There's no other realistic solution for my situation...Coconuts wrote:Along the same lines, any suggestions for keeping my piggy out of the big kitty's food, but making it available to the big one (without locking him away all day)?
