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Finiki eater!
I had a great piece of salmon for dinner yesterday, Naturally, I
prepared a piece of it for TuTu also. She gave it a little lick and said "No thanks!" I put it in the fridge and tried again this morning -- same reaction. I thought it tasted great but not the fussy one -- she wanted kibble. MLB |
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hopitus wrote:
On Apr 25, 11:33 am, MLB wrote: I had a great piece of salmon for dinner yesterday, Naturally, I prepared a piece of it for TuTu also. She gave it a little lick and said "No thanks!" I put it in the fridge and tried again this morning -- same reaction. I thought it tasted great but not the fussy one -- she wanted kibble. MLB As we know, TuTu has a strong streak of independence; she was only asserting it for you. When I open and provide a bowl of wet/juicy food, Snaggly often begs for kibble instead. I just leave it, go about my business, and soon he is diving into the fresh meal. I have tried that many times-- doesn't work! |
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Finiki eater!
On Mon, 25 Apr 2011 11:33:08 -0600, MLB wrote:
I had a great piece of salmon for dinner yesterday, Naturally, I prepared a piece of it for TuTu also. She gave it a little lick and said "No thanks!" I put it in the fridge and tried again this morning -- same reaction. I thought it tasted great but not the fussy one -- she wanted kibble. MLB Perhaps TuTu would prefer it prepared another way? Maybe some pesto? Maybe raw? |
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dgk wrote:
On Mon, 25 Apr 2011 11:33:08 -0600, MLB wrote: I had a great piece of salmon for dinner yesterday, Naturally, I prepared a piece of it for TuTu also. She gave it a little lick and said "No thanks!" I put it in the fridge and tried again this morning -- same reaction. I thought it tasted great but not the fussy one -- she wanted kibble. MLB Perhaps TuTu would prefer it prepared another way? Maybe some pesto? Maybe raw? I'm not much of a cook and try to avoid overly=spiced anything. I just microwave the fish for 3 minutes and to me that is delicious.. IMHO she is just "set in her ways". MLB |
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