LOL....I am not that challenged!! I do not have them on the top of my keyboard. But thanks for the info.![]()
Are you on a Mac, or on a Laptop (rather than a PC)?
LOL....I am not that challenged!! I do not have them on the top of my keyboard. But thanks for the info.![]()
LOL....I am not that challenged!! I do not have them on the top of my keyboard. But thanks for the info.![]()

Well, yes I could force a dropper into their mouths....but that would probably traumatize them. I would like to just be able to feed them something they both like and come running when they hear the can pop open. I have only had them 3 weeks, so I am still experimenting and doing lots of internet research.
So how are the babies doing? Still very playful?
TY fls. It will be nice when this all settles down so we can say goodbye to her.
This is called over taxing the brain. Something you want to avoid at all cost!!
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I have a little 6 pound toy poodle/yorkie mix and one time she got horribly sick from dog treats so now I won't buy her any. I give her dry food and then her treats are:
She LOVES cantaloupe, green beans (buy them fresh and cook them ahead and give them to her throughout the day), banana, hard cheese (co jack, cheddar) pop corn (before I salt it) broccoli (cooked or raw) carrots (cooked or raw) boneless skinless chicken breast (I cut her off some when I cook it before I put spices) ill have to think of the other things she likes.
Wonder if cats can digest the same types of things?
Yes....and destructive. They have pulled the straw out of one of my scarecrow fall decorations, have put all kinds of runs in my table cloth and today I caught one eating the artificial berries on a fall wreath on my counter. Yes...they have already found the counter tops.![]()
When I had Buddie, I would give her science diet oral care and pre cooked meat for treats.
I have a little 6 pound toy poodle/yorkie mix and one time she got horribly sick from dog treats so now I won't buy her any. I give her dry food and then her treats are:
She LOVES cantaloupe, green beans (buy them fresh and cook them ahead and give them to her throughout the day), banana, hard cheese (co jack, cheddar) pop corn (before I salt it) broccoli (cooked or raw) carrots (cooked or raw) boneless skinless chicken breast (I cut her off some when I cook it before I put spices) ill have to think of the other things she likes.
Wonder if cats can digest the same types of things?
What kinds of meat? Have only tried chicken breast...
Are you on a Mac, or on a Laptop (rather than a PC)?
You're on a laptop, they got to be there somewhere.
fls I never do the internet on my phone so I don't have any help there.
No...there are lots of veggies that are harmful to cats. In fact broccoli is bad...and onions and garlic are poisonous for them. The list is pretty long so I will just stick to meat. Meat is what they always eat in the wild. Dogs digestive systems are quite a bit different and much more tolerant of fruits and veggies.
Glam,
On a Laptop, the "F" keys are still across the top, but the F1, F2... labels are printed tiny, and are often blue in color. These are considered Function Keys, and you need to find the Function button (Fn) that is also blue. You press Fn and hold it, and then F5. Then release both.
It is a laptop......and there are keys up there, but no "F" keys and no numbers under 11. The top keys have numberfs 12 thru 19, then go to 110-112. and there are all kinds of symbols under the numbers..which mean nothing to me. One of them has a Zz on it, one of them has a box with an x in the middle of it, a couple of them have speakers on them, and a couple of them have boxes with symbols in them that I do not understand.
Nothing blue on my keyboard.....and the fn key is at the bottom next to the control key, but not blue. And no F keys anywhere.