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Sorry, I never saw this.Yes, but they eat the same food - It's the RX Purina EN, which is a bland diet.
Yes, but a huge concern that I have is feeding Duncan. Because he eats so little, I've always had to leave his food out, so he can graze throughout the day. Feeding him 2 or 3 times a day isn't really something I can do. So how in the world do I keep Indy out of his food bowl when I head back to work?
"Yes, but they eat the same food - It's the RX Purina EN, which is a bland diet." - Great. That will make it a lot easier.
"Yes, but a huge concern that I have is feeding Duncan." - Understandably but the fact they eat the same food makes it a lot easier.
" Because he eats so little, I've always had to leave his food out, so he can graze throughout the day. Feeding him 2 or 3 times a day isn't really something I can do." - I don't think you'll have to.
"So how in the world do I keep Indy out of his food bowl when I head back to work?" - I would do a couple of things. I would feed Indy a bit more food in his morning feeding. Then on the free feeding I would just add extra food so that Duncan will have access to it even if Indy eats a bunch. Indy at first will probably overeat but in time he will realize the food is always there and the urgency will diminish (someone on here is facing this same issue for the most part). The fact they eat the same food makes it much easier and I honestly wouldn't worry about that. It will work out. We'll figure it out.
Was Indy out any of the night so far? And if so, how did it work out?