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Oh no he ate the whole thing - gulp (kpwlee)

Posted : 11/19/2009 8:14:42 PM

So a while back I bought a lamb foreshank that was reduced (in the soon to be alive again rack) froze it and tonight I gave it to B. I went about my business of making dinner and then poof it was gone. Entirely. Searched the room and he has not hidden it. He's only had lamb a few times - I sure hope it wasn't too rich or causes any problems.

Wondering if I should skip breakfast feeding or just give him something like rice or just wait and see what happens.

Any ideas?

BEVOLASVEGAS

Posted : 11/19/2009 9:08:58 PM

Bugsy, Bevo says that you're his hero!

Karen, our general rule of thumb is that if someone eats more than their normal amount of food then they get held off food the next feeding. I feel better giving their stomach a rest after they over eat.

huskymom

Posted : 11/19/2009 10:31:27 PM

I agree, skip breakfast, or reduce it at least, if he seems hungry in the am.

calliecritturs

Posted : 11/19/2009 10:45:19 PM

BEVOLASVEGAS
our general rule of thumb is that if someone eats more than their normal amount of food then they get held off food the next feeding. I feel better giving their stomach a rest after they over eat.

Miz 'Manda ... this is me ... Tinkerbell. DON'T say stuff like this ... "held off food". You're SCARIN me!!

Buncha KISSES -- Tinkerbell

Whereza Fairy dust? I runnin out!

kpwlee

Posted : 11/20/2009 12:16:15 PM

huskymom
if he seems hungry in the am.

bwa ha ha ha ha ROTFLOL

IF he seems hungry ........... you are so funny.

I gave him a potato and a few kibbles this morning and he is still looking at me like - was that a joke?

No poop yet either so I guess it wasn't too rich. For all his issues he has a great digestive tract!

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