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originally posted by: research100
a reply to: SBMcG
old age, diabetes, hyperthyroidism , have you tried putting less food aout and see how they react?
originally posted by: ketsuko
If you are feeding them outside, have you considered that they have help as in local wildlife?
We are possibly still battling with a 'coon that decided it liked coming into our fenced in backyard and taking a dump on our deck after cleaning up loose birdseed. Had to stop feeding the birds and half the deck is covered in painters' tarp plastic to discourage it right now.
But ... you might be feeding a raccoon or two and maybe opossums and skunks as well.
originally posted by: dreamingawake
Any changes in the environment? If not may be the temperatures-possibility of an extra warm summer-, as it is affecting wildlife and vegetation in places.
originally posted by: dfnj2015
a reply to: the owlbear
Don't let them watch cable news. It's giving them too much anxiety and they are eating too much as a result.
originally posted by: ketsuko
If you are feeding them outside, have you considered that they have help as in local wildlife?
We are possibly still battling with a 'coon that decided it liked coming into our fenced in backyard and taking a dump on our deck after cleaning up loose birdseed. Had to stop feeding the birds and half the deck is covered in painters' tarp plastic to discourage it right now.
But ... you might be feeding a raccoon or two and maybe opossums and skunks as well.