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July 16th 03, 08:42 PM
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Max, Diet, Oxalate Uroliths, "Gall Bladder Attacks"
In article (Melanie L Chang) writes: and of course, they enjoy their food more. If I were to do this with Reznor he would never eat kibble again. I made bad mistake of doing just that and he wouldn't touch his kibble again for 2 days. Just hoping and waiting for the special food. So unfortunately until he turns into more of a "chow hound" type I must only give him kibble and his training treats. Now Blade and Clovis never turn up their noses at kibble. And never try to hold out for good stuff. Gwen 
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