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  • KajiKita
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    greenbee said:
    Clearly not eating enough of the wildlife! Cat food is like eating junk food - no biting or chewing required. The one of mine that eats raw venison gives her jaw and teeth a real workout, which made me realise how little cat food supports their natural behaviours. 
    I think this might be along the lines of why …. 🤔

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  • Brie
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    KajiKita said:
    greenbee said:
    Clearly not eating enough of the wildlife! Cat food is like eating junk food - no biting or chewing required. The one of mine that eats raw venison gives her jaw and teeth a real workout, which made me realise how little cat food supports their natural behaviours. 
    I think this might be along the lines of why …. 🤔

    KK 
    Makes me wonder why they don't sell chewy toys for cats like they do for dogs.......?????
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  • greenbee
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    Brie said:
    KajiKita said:
    greenbee said:
    Clearly not eating enough of the wildlife! Cat food is like eating junk food - no biting or chewing required. The one of mine that eats raw venison gives her jaw and teeth a real workout, which made me realise how little cat food supports their natural behaviours. 
    I think this might be along the lines of why …. 🤔

    KK 
    Makes me wonder why they don't sell chewy toys for cats like they do for dogs.......?????
    You can get silvervine sticks. Mine think they are boring.

    I suspect that one that eats raw venison will have much better dental health in the long term than the other. Apparently raw chicken wings are fine, so that might be an option, and they have bones to crunch. I might try it on the one that doesn't eat venison. Obviously a freshly-caught pigeon or sparrow would be preferable. 
  • PennysIntoPounds
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    *sends Chloe (and KK) a load of cardboard boxes*
  • debtfreewannabe321
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    Great awareness and plans to help you there KK 😊
  • Baileys_Babe
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    Well done on recognising the issues, take action to turn it around, planning what else can be done to stop slipping back into situations that impact your rest and relaxation.

    Do you have a counter down running for when you are leaving the PC?

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  • Cheery_Daff
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    Well done 😊😊 so pleased you were able to calm yourself and your mind a little. Sometimes the smallest action helps doesn't it? 

    I think we'll all be celebrating once that PC is out of your life! 😂
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