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Zobovor wrote: > Instead of addressing the kitty's behavior (pawing at the window blinds), why > not address the reason she's doing it? Have you tried feeding her just before > you go to sleep, possibly (hopefully) ensuring that it lasts through the > night? Yep. Kitty bitties are out 24/7. For a special treat I put a small handful in another dish and add enough water to make kitty cereal. Those vanish within a couple of hours. For breakfast I split a standard can between the two; they get half in the morning and the rest for dinner. And if that's not enough, there are kitty bitties. (Of course these taste better once I touch them. I'm sure that's a factor in the window blind routine.) Blanche was MIA for six weeks (google for "lost kitty Livonia" to learn more) and returned at the same size as when I last saw her. She has put on a couple of pounds since then, which is not good. My first cat weighed a skinny 7 lbs her whole life, which was almost 21 years. Having been through several traumas with this kid, I would like to maximize my return on investment and keep her around for as long as her seven remaining lives will allow. Not to put too fine a point on this, but I've been feeding cats for something like 45 years. Training new ones in proper behavior is new! --Karen M. who used a metal tin with large Mardi Gras beads in it to great effect last night
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