Soaking food

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Judy
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Re: Soaking food

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Good grief! :shock:
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Re: Soaking food

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Dawnrazor wrote:
Judy wrote:You, add Oxo? You're sooo much softer than you pretend to be!
Aye, the wife gets an oxo cube in her food every now and then too.
Same here, but the wife complained of her ankles swelling up. :lol: However, she did say that I should guzzle more of it to see whether it would help another appendage of mine. :shock:
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Re: Soaking food

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Its running around looking after you that causes swollen ankles.
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Its running around looking after you that causes swollen ankles.
Yeah your spoiling her, shorten the chain to the sink :whistle: :lol: :lol:
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Is that why most brides wear white, so they match the appliances? :roll:

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Re: Soaking food

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Judy wrote:Its running around looking after you that causes swollen ankles.
munstyman wrote:
Its running around looking after you that causes swollen ankles.
Yeah your spoiling her, shorten the chain to the sink :whistle: :lol: :lol:
Rascal wrote:Is that why most brides wear white, so they match the appliances? :roll:

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Is there nothing you three won't say ? :shock: :lol:
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Judy
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Its mind boggling at my tender age.
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Re: Soaking food

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And my appliances are in cupboards! :shock: And I partially...

... Soak the dogs' food. :lol:
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Judy wrote:Good grief! :shock:
Only at Christmas and on her birthday, doesn't do to spoil her you know.......shed just get suspicious.
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I soak my kibble with warm tap water and do not leave it long before feeding to the dogs. The main reason I do it is my dogs gutz and often they wrench if fed dry kibble on its own. The only additions I feed to my kibble are pasta tubes (soaked), daily super solvitax or sardines in brine. I also weigh my dogs food intake and increase and decrease depending on season/work or look of the dog which is dependent on which type of kibble I have them on at the time.
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