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28-05-2008, 09:44 AM   #11

Re: Adult and Elderly Food


Yes I think they do too my two due to kidney probems especially with Oscar he ate and ate but his body used the food in a different way to what it did before.
I noticed Pasta worked well,



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28-05-2008, 10:52 AM   #12

Re: Adult and Elderly Food


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Originally Posted by Kazz
Yes I think they do too my two due to kidney probems especially with Oscar he ate and ate but his body used the food in a different way to what it did before.
I noticed Pasta worked well,
How did you prepare the pasta Kazz? Just boiled presumably, chopped up but you must have added something tempting - what was it?



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28-05-2008, 04:18 PM   #13

Re: Adult and Elderly Food


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Originally Posted by angieh
How did you prepare the pasta Kazz? Just boiled presumably, chopped up but you must have added something tempting - what was it?
I'm curious about that also, Kazz! Little tubetti with tuna comes to mind....



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