Hi, I have lurked for a while, finally worked up courage to post a question.
Latte, male kitteh, almost 12 months, cannot keep his attention to settling in to eat. He interrupts his meal to run and check where we are, where his brother is, why the coffee maker was noisy, get a quick snuggle, etc.
We are using dry Blue Buffalo Wilderness, and although he likes it, and does eat it, it takes him three times as long as his brother Mocha. We have to put one of them in a separate room to eat, otherwise Mocha will finish both his own food, and his brother's. That's a bit difficult as we have an open floorplan. Mocha is starting to be chubby, and Latte could stand to gain some weight.
How can I get Latte to scarf down his food faster, so we can let them eat together?
Latte, male kitteh, almost 12 months, cannot keep his attention to settling in to eat. He interrupts his meal to run and check where we are, where his brother is, why the coffee maker was noisy, get a quick snuggle, etc.
We are using dry Blue Buffalo Wilderness, and although he likes it, and does eat it, it takes him three times as long as his brother Mocha. We have to put one of them in a separate room to eat, otherwise Mocha will finish both his own food, and his brother's. That's a bit difficult as we have an open floorplan. Mocha is starting to be chubby, and Latte could stand to gain some weight.
How can I get Latte to scarf down his food faster, so we can let them eat together?