Pooch Cafe by Paul Gilligan for January 10, 2016

It’s a bird, it’s a plane, it’s SUPERKIBBLE!

-Here’s an idea. Relocate Ponch’s feeding bowl to a place where there is no vent. That way, he can just gobble up any kibble that falls out of the bowl onto the floor…

Rats, now every time I feed granddoggie…………..i’ll try to find the baby and save it.

If Poncho learned to eat his food form his dish more slowly, then that one rogue kibble wouldn’t go into the heat vent.

That would be Kibble-El that escaped….

My girl chases the one that got away with more pleasure than the dish in front of her face.

I thought it was only the pea people who tried so hard to help a few of their kind escape….

Well…. and the popcorn people.But they often send an old maid…and they can’t produce any new kernels for the popcorn army.

Hmmm, if several super-kibbles survives does that mean they can come back bigger and stronger and take Poncho on?

Why is it a dog will take one piece of kibble at a time and take it over to the carpet to eat it. (Maybe that’s just small dogs; big dogs just inhale it.)

We had one dog who was such a dainty eater. She took her time and ate one piece of food at a time and she would take water breaks as she was eating her dry food. Almost the way people eat…The dog we have now, eats everything in about one minute. The same size of dog and very close to the same breed. It must depend on character. This dog drinks a lot more water than the other one, during the whole day…

Kib-El

my dogs bring 5 kibbles each to the carpet and lay them in a straight line, about 1 in apart. When they eat those, they go back for more. The kibbles can always be down, like for cats, if you have small dogs and suppliment with better food. That way, they do not eat too much.