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post 1693483563 11-16-2023, 06:05 PM
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When you feed your pet canned food do you

pretend to prepare it for a minute before giving it to them so they think you're cooking it. like chopping it up and making it presentable on the plate
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post 1693484383 11-16-2023, 06:24 PM
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At least throw a little real food in there, boyo
post 1693486683 11-16-2023, 07:17 PM
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Nope, when I prepared my dog a special meal I made a real, actual special meal. Like a steak or some gourmet mince, or some chicken or something.


His nightly dinner was just a tin of dog food which slooped out of the tin and kept its a shape as a tin-shaped blob, lol. I put some kibble in there and said "Here you go, dog", then gave it to him.
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post 1693490323 11-16-2023, 08:40 PM
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Had a couple cats when I had a house.

They would eat regular hard food no issues.

The soft food I gave them every day had to be what I call the clump kind. Not the diced up bits in gravy. It had to be clump and look like I just dumped it out of the can with the can shape still or they would never eat it.

Also they would only eat off of certain dixie paper plates. Not a regular old plate or bowl of anything like that.

Funny how they are like that.
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