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Cat General => General Cat Chat => Topic started by: J (Indoorcatsuk) on January 16, 2008, 17:07:39 PM
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My daughter is just at the trying solid food stage so when she has her evening milk we give her a small amount of food.
Yesterday I brought her milk and food up ( chicken and pasta mush ) and settled her on my knee, started feeding her her milk, turned to get her food only to find our 17 year old tortie lapping away.
Little sod ;)
Good tho, I dislike wasting food and my daughter can't eat much so at least I know now what to do with the bits of organic baby food I have been throwing away ...
;) I am sooo well trained to not leave any human food unattended for even a second, my own fault ;)
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Well done................whats your name ;D
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:omg: this is disgraceful. Are you going to be rehoming her now?!
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:omg: this is disgraceful. Are you going to be rehoming her now?!
I agree with Helen you really should consider rehoming that baby straight away! :rofl: :rofl: (You were referring to the baby weren't you Helen? :innocent: )
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:rofl: :rofl: :rofl:
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:evillaugh: :evillaugh: :evillaugh:
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:P :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:
Everybody shall be staying, don't forget she is the next generation of crazy cat woman, I mean female interested in cats ... :Luv2:
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:rofl: :rofl:
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I have cats that like baby food too, the powdered yoghurt for mine lol
I suppose the crazy cat lady thing is true, my mum is, I am and so shall my daughter be lol
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Of course I'm not so absolutely in the crazy cat woman category that I googled to see if human milk could be given to cats, you know, if there was any excess expressed, oh no, because a search like that wouldn't get any results if such a person would do such a search. :shify:
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You have confused me there lol
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Of course I'm not so absolutely in the crazy cat woman category that I googled to see if human milk could be given to cats, you know, if there was any excess expressed, oh no, because a search like that wouldn't get any results if such a person would do such a search. :shify:
If any excess milk was expressed, I'd recommend the person who expressed said milk contact their nearest SCBU, who will be pleased to collect it for the benefit of prem babies in their care. And they even supply little milk bottle for you to store it in your fridge until they collect! ;) :wow:
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Human or cat? :-:
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I don't recall the last time I saw a human expressing a cat... :sick: :evillaugh:
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So J was meaning giving her own milk to the cats?
The babies mothers give them milk in the SCBU.
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CC, there are many mothers who for various medical reasons can't supply enough milk, or indeed ANY milk for their babies. :( SCBUs are always appealing for milk donors to come forward and give surplus milk to help premature babies. Research does show that prem babies given donated milk do much better than formula only babies. :)
Er... we were talking about cats, weren't we? :-:
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My son was given formula in SCBU, I didn't know they get donations
I dont know if were meaning cats, I didn't really get J's last post lol
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CC, I think what was meant was if more milk was expressed than needed, could the cats have it? :scared: (I think!)
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my son was given donated milk for six weeks and I was very grateful as I couldn't meet demand myself!
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CC, I think what was meant was if more milk was expressed than needed, could the cats have it? :scared: (I think!)
Don't judge me :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:
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Milk is milk and I'm sure your furries would love it (as a treat of course). ;)
cow's milk contains most of the same components as breast milk, these components are not in the same amounts.
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CC, I think what was meant was if more milk was expressed than needed, could the cats have it? :scared: (I think!)
Don't judge me :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:
No judging intended! ;)
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Actually Sam, it isn't, there is a difference in certin animals milk - lactose intolerant people can drink goats milk, but not cows, and it can be given to cats as an alternative to cats milk.
The only problem with giving cats baby food is if it contains onions, and the bulk of tinned baby food does.