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applegrove

(118,711 posts) Mon Jun 4, 2012, 09:52 PM Jun 2012

Twilight stole her cat treats from a drawer, dragged them to the livingroom, ate them and got sick.

How do I discipline her? I'm thinking no more treats. They make her sick anyhow. She's been coughing up hairballs a lot more since I bought this brand. Echoes of Monster who was throwing up alot last winter/spring and then passed away in July.

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Twilight stole her cat treats from a drawer, dragged them to the livingroom, ate them and got sick. (Original Post) applegrove Jun 2012 OP

My beloved doggy girl has been known to do that. .... hlthe2b Jun 2012 #1

Bears! You are very brave. applegrove Jun 2012 #2

Nah.... they tend to visit those with better garbage (and far less attended) hlthe2b Jun 2012 #4

Put them in something with a childproof cap? sakabatou Jun 2012 #3

hlthe2b

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1. My beloved doggy girl has been known to do that. ....

Reply to applegrove (Original post)

Mon Jun 4, 2012, 09:58 PM

Jun 2012

Almost always with the really expensive treats/chews, so when she throws them all up, it is a triple insult.

Airtight/doggy (kitty)-proof container on a high shelf.... would be my only real suggestion. I have to do that for the bears in the area too. LOL