cecile & bella
Member Since 2021
yesterday
She keeps trying to open her feeder, I wish she would leave it alone, that will bother me next weekend when I'm away. I have to find a way to keep it closed. My son broke it by accident, he tripped over it (he is 6'2" and growing a foot a week, or at least it feels that way to me! So he keeps banging into things and hitting corners and such.) and now the latch is gone. I put the batteries pack on top of it when it's closed, but forgot one day, and she realized that she can make it turn by pushing with her paw inside the compartment. The roblem is, when she pushes it, it then turns faster and she misses meals. or if she succeeds, she eats all at once.
The good thing is, she is starting to work that dose
She keeps trying to open her feeder, I wish she would leave it alone, that will bother me next weekend when I'm away. I have to find a way to keep it closed. My son broke it by accident, he tripped over it (he is 6'2" and growing a foot a week, or at least it feels that way to me! So he keeps banging into things and hitting corners and such.) and now the latch is gone. I put the batteries pack on top of it when it's closed, but forgot one day, and she realized that she can make it turn by pushing with her paw inside the compartment. The roblem is, when she pushes it, it then turns faster and she misses meals. or if she succeeds, she eats all at once.
The good thing is, she is starting to work that dose
her numbers look great, great job