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Jackie I found your story about your animals that you had thru your

life very interesting. I didn't find it long at all. Like most

people, the animals can learn to eat what you are eating, especially

dogs. My daughter's dogs that we are caring for while they are away

to college actually like almost everything we give them, including,

get this, bananas. I'm not joking. Sylvester my cat turns up his

royal nose to bananas and walks away where the dogs practically go

nuts when they know they are getting food of any sorts. You would

think, the way they are acting, that we were starving them to death.

Now Squirt, my youngest daughter's cat, that I care for, is as chubby

as can be. Oh he eats his cat food and he's gets around really good

too. He's so comical. When he runs, he actually isn't running, he's

more like bouncing. LOL It's amazing for being a chubby little guy

that he can get around like he does. He sure can move.

 

 

I heard that too Kris about cats needing meat but I have also read

that cats can do without it too and learn to eat healthy without the

meat. I actually read a book about a lion who back in the '60's was

rescued from his terrible mother when he was a baby. The mother lion

was very abusive and just wouldn't let her 2 babies eat. Well one

died so the care takers decided to rescue the other one. This couple

took them in and nursed the little one back to health. One of the

things that they were very concerned about was the meat eating cause

this lion hated meat. They tried everything to train it to eat meat

cause they thought that she needed it. They became very concerned

over it and wrote to one of the experts about this situation. The

expert wrote back and told them to read in their bibles in Genesis

about the animals when they were created how they ate grass and not

the other animals. Well that eased their minds and didn't worry about

it anymore. And that lion ate nothing but vegetarian foods and lived

to be a ripe old big cat. I wish I could remember the name of the

book but I don't have it cause my dear daughters has the book. Just

so you know that is based on a true story cause that big cat was

featured in some movies. It isn't a fairy tale even tho one would

wonder. One time that big cat was suppose to lick this little baby

chick during a movie segment or something like that, well this big

cat licked the little chick and the fuzz stuck to the cats tongue. He

closed his mouth and didn't know what to do with it. The owners

wondered at first what happened to the chick. They told the big cat

to open it's mouth and there was the chick still alive inside the

mouth. It was so funny cause they were saying that the lion just

didn't know what to do with this little tiny thing in it's mouth. It

is such an adorable book for all ages and animal lovers.

 

Oh P_T that's so funny about your sister's cat. LOL Oh the pain that

we owners have to go thru just to train the kitties not to eat so

much. Well because Squirt is mainly an outdoor cat, we just leave

food out for him for whenever he wants it, especially during the

winter time. We want him to feel nice and warm. Of course if I'm home

then he is allowed to come in the house. He's a good little mouser

tho. GRRRRRR Just as long as he leaves the birds alone then I'm happy.

 

HI Bruce. Welcome aboard here. I hope you enjoy it here. I know I

have. I'm live in B.C. Canada.

 

Oh that chocolate syrup sounds yummy PT. I love chocolate. MM Well

there goes my stomach. ha ha ha ha. I think I had made the slushies

before for my kids and they loved them too. It does look familier.

YUMMMM on a very hot day.

 

WEll been enjoying the postings and recipes that have been put in the

emails from you all. Keep them coming. Keep looking up and smile. JC