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Sardines?
by suzieJ Wed Nov 27 2013, 15:23
I have a tin of sardines in sunflower oil- when feeding it with Orijen dried complete, do I drain or combine the sardines with the oil.
"It will only be a taster so it will last a few days before being completely used up"
"It will only be a taster so it will last a few days before being completely used up"
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Re: Sardines?
by Neil. Wed Nov 27 2013, 15:33
I throw it all in , Roxi loves lucking the oil from her bowl :-)
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Re: Sardines?
by suzieJ Wed Nov 27 2013, 16:36
Thank you 
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Re: Sardines?
by suzieJ Wed Nov 27 2013, 19:00
Lucy loved her sardines.
One minute her meal was in her bowl, the next it was empty and she was sitting next to it waiting for it to be filled up again.
" Sorry sweetheart, you will have to wait until breakfast "
One minute her meal was in her bowl, the next it was empty and she was sitting next to it waiting for it to be filled up again.
" Sorry sweetheart, you will have to wait until breakfast "
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Re: Sardines?
by Guest Wed Nov 27 2013, 19:52
Sounds a bit like Dempsey's mealtime as well! Can't believe it's all gone.
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Re: Sardines?
by Sazzle Wed Nov 27 2013, 20:49
Daisy has had sardines in tomato or oil and mackeral in tomato or oil
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