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PostPosted: Mon May 29, 2006 5:38 pm    Post subject:  Am i feeding too much? Reply with quote Scroll Down to Next postGo to last Post of PageTweet This Post

I give Alfie either pilchards/sardines or mackeral in tomato sauce about 5 nights a week. I only give him half a tin a night though with his kibble and then the other half the next night. Every morning he has just plain kibble though.

I was just wondering if he's having too much fish and tomato sauce, he's on a diet and it's going well so i know he's not putting on any weight by having it. I'm also adding about a teaspoon of tomato sauce when he has just plain kibble in the hope that it'll help stop him killing the grass in the garden Laughing (it seems to be working so far *fingers crossed*)

Anyway sorry for the long post but my main question is, can tomato sauce be harmful? Confused


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Don't know about tomato sauce Laey but could Alfie have the sardines etc.......... in olive oil instead of tomato sauce so if you are worried he would get less? Very Happy
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yeah i could give it to him in olive oil instead, i'm just sure i read somewhere that tomato sauce helped them to stop killing the grass Confused

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I think it can do Lacey but they don't need that much I believe. Very Happy
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Killing it? As in with their wee?
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Yes Lucy some dogs wee can kill the grass Very Happy

Look at my sig pic that was lush and green till Majic arrived eeeeee never mind Very Happy

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LOL yeah Laughing thankfully he doesn't dig it up and kill it that way but can't imagine tomato sauce helping if he did Laughing Razz

I thought it was bitches that killed the grass with their wee but Alfie does too Rolling Eyes


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Just read Lacey on a thread on here that someone uses tomato juice not ketchup, unfortunately lost the flippin thread now otherwise I would have copied it here. Very Happy
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now you mention it Carroll, i remember reading that it was tomato juice Embarassed hope tomato sauce isn't bad for him Sad will switch him over to tomato juice Very Happy thanks for your help

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I dont think tomato sauce will have done Alfie any harm although it is quite high in sugar, so tomato juice would be better.

I give Abbey sardines in olive oil or sunflower oil, she has only just started having them but i plan to give them her twice a week to spruce up her burns and make her coat nice and shiney !


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