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Old 19-07-2011, 04:34 PM
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Feeding kittens with big greedy boys around!

This is the part I'm probably looking forward to the least about the new arrivals - I'm going to have two very miffed greedy chops walking around whilst the girlies get to eat whenever and whatever they like (within reason!)

Aside from just shutting them out of the kitchen everytime, is there anything else I can do?

I already have to feed them in separate rooms because Pandora would hoover up anything in sight if I let him, that alone will be interesting enough. Schrodingers normally the one shut in the smaller part of the house, so maybe I'll have to switch around and start putting Pandora on his own at meal times. I don't think Schrodes will go near the little 'uns food.

Nothing like confusing them some more
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