Dreamies - side effects?

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  • barbiedoll
    barbiedoll Posts: 5,326 Forumite
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    My older cat likes them but the younger one would sell her soul for a few Dreamies. She hasn’t quite managed to burst through a wall but she will literally tear through the house as soon as she even hears the word “dreamies”, let alone the rustle of the pack!

    I treat them as I do crisps/sweets for humans.....a small treat, not to be given too often. And I only buy them when they’re a quid or less....MSE and all that :D
    "I may be many things but not being indiscreet isn't one of them"
  • Silvertabby
    Silvertabby Posts: 9,021 Forumite
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    Our elderly house cat just has a couple as a treat - but she knows which cupboard they are kept in and she sits and stares at the cupboard door as if she can open it by willpower alone!

    I keep a packet in the shed so I can treat next doors cat (her owner knows and is fine about it) - but another cat, from a few doors down, has also cottoned on - and appears as if by magic everytime the shed door is opened.
  • Kathy535
    Kathy535 Posts: 464 Forumite
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    Jojo_the_Tightfisted wrote: »
    They chuck up luminous nastiness that stains anything it touches if they have too many.

    Absolutely this. Dreamiest make one of my cats hurl within about 15 mins of having them and it really stains the carpet. No dreamiest for my cats!
  • murphydog999
    murphydog999 Posts: 1,598 Forumite
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    Kathy535 wrote: »
    Absolutely this. Dreamiest make one of my cats hurl within about 15 mins of having them and it really stains the carpet. No dreamiest for my cats!

    I bought my cat a plastic toy that when it was batted around a Dreamy popped out, there was about 10 in there and she managed to get them out quite quickly. They also returned quite quickly!! Never again!
  • HarryAzhar
    HarryAzhar Posts: 17 Forumite
    [FONT=&quot]While there is no antidote for an allergy, treatment through dietary redesigning may be the next best thing. Your cat specialist may suggest what is known as a novel diet, in other words, it means feeding your cat a diet of new sources of food from other sources that your cat may not have eaten before. [/FONT]
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