Janice

You might want to try getting one of those feeder balls where you put cat food inside and they have to roll it around to get the food out. The idea is that it not only gives them the sense of hunting for their dinner but it burns calories off as they do. I got one for my dog and it would take him an hour to get all the food out of it and he'd roll that thing all over the house over that hour. I finally had to take it away from him because it rolled under the davenport and he chewed the leg of the davenport trying to get at it. I had bought the smallest size feeder ball and I'll be replacing it with the larger size. They make them for both dogs and cats.

You can do this, Janice, for their health. Try not cutting them down all at once, phase them down over a week or two.

Jean

JANICE,

YOU KNOW WHAT I THINK ABOUT WHEN I INDULGE IN CHEESECAKE, MY FAVORITE? I THINK, SO WHAT. WHEN I'M DYING IN A HOSPITAL BED AND CAN ONLY HAVE UNFLAVORED JELLO, I WILL BE GLADI HAD EATEN THIS CHEESECAKE!!!!!!!!

LOL

P.S. I DIDNT THINK YOUD HOLD OUT ON THOSE KITTIES TOO LONG!!!!

It's tuff holding out..hence we have "chubby"dogs..

One knows where the treats are, gets up on a chair, bangs the table with his paw and "talks" no how do you resist that???

I don't think it is food...I think it is "goodies & begging.

they know how to train us...."suckers" Bonnie

Yes, they do have me trained!

That's why we have animals so they can train us the way they want. LOL My dog won't come back in the front door without her little cheese puff treat. She's getting worse at sneaking out the minute it opens just so she can get a treat to come back in.

Sarah

Yes the old come in for a treat trick....

we have 5 acres and when I want them in I yell "TREATS"

and they come running "JERKY" also works...LOL

Bonnie