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Once they quit eating it is a sign....hard one to see them when they are so confused, howling, pacing, etc.  So sorry for your pain.

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On 6/26/2016 at 1:50 PM, sanford said:

When I re-read my post, this statement came across as sounding dismissive and I never meant it to be... I apologize if it sounded rude; that was never my intention:confused:.

What I should have said was that due to ongoing interest the topic of food/feeding, Bradl has created a dedicated sub forum on this site, where more detailed, good info can be found!

Nope, I never thought that for a minute, I always welcome your input when I ask advice.  Sorry I just got back to this post.  Also, I wasn't even aware that Brad had created a sub-forum for this topic.  Will start looking around more now that I know this.

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