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(DIR) Post #B7cxx8kMHWvOZLtYum by herissonrose@mastodon.social
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Just had to talk my Mum out of 'walking down to the bank' in this heat š(The bank is small and stuffy, with no air conditioning. It will be baking hot rn. Usually there's a wait, and the windows *all face the sun* š©)
(DIR) Post #B7cy11Yex1lTQrH7dg by moonrabbit@sunny.garden
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@herissonrose there will be a wait, yes, if all the clerks are dead from the heat :blobcatscared:
(DIR) Post #B7dND6LBUby0aupO9A by herissonrose@mastodon.social
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@moonrabbit Frankly I'd be amazed if it was even open.But the walk down / back up hill would also kill us. Every part of this is Just No, nope, Hell NO.But this is Mother. Just glad I came inside at the right moment to stop her / talk her out of it..
(DIR) Post #B7dND6iw4IxvmZwMAS by herissonrose@mastodon.social
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@moonrabbit How the holy heck are you even surviving down there?? (Sorry, just went to check she didn't ignore / sneak off without me)
(DIR) Post #B7dND6tZQlTMJYuqkC by moonrabbit@sunny.garden
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@herissonrose š she needs a lead. or a collar with a bell on ... it's really very not pleasant and i'm worried about the cats. kitten's not eating today and they both keep insisting on going up to the bedroom (mezzanine, 8 million degrees) to sleep. i have to keep carting them down again ...
(DIR) Post #B7dND79AUlwv5wDJ3Y by herissonrose@mastodon.social
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@moonrabbit Same here, all floppy. Not moving or eating.(This is now the coolest room in the house. Except mornings)Darcy was losing weight. Feeding him v early morning/night, w the *one food* he loves is working for now. Once it gets above 25 (8am) he won't eat at all.Is your kitchen space tiled floor and an actual room w door (not open plan crap?) Is it somehow not a furnace (or can the windows be covered up to cool it?)Possible to decamp in there and shut them in with you?
(DIR) Post #B7dND7O3bPrJq7BCGO by moonrabbit@sunny.garden
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@herissonrose kitchen/living space is tiled and the coolest room rn (still over 28 but the other room/upstairs are well over 30 now). and it has a door (the only door other than on the bathroom ... husband put it up when he found it in the back of the barns). i'm pretty much forcing kitten to stay in here with me in front of the fan unless he goes to lie directly on the floor. but pia WILL NOT. she keeps going back to the bed and i just found her up there with all her legs in the air like a dead fly. she seems ok but so so hot. and if we shut the door, she'll just scream and scratch at it and upset him ... finally got him to eat a bit by squeezing him fresh packet (as opposed to fridged and heated partial packet). she's eating ok thankfully. but his things that should be pink look very pale ... trying to keep him cool and hydrated ... and tomorrow's meant to be worse.
(DIR) Post #B7dND7defQKscUTeZk by herissonrose@mastodon.social
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@moonrabbit Yeesh that's bad.. if anything he should be *pinker* given the heat, especially the ears. Might be the lack of food, or something more serious like a heart problem. Does he have red gums (heat stress symptom) or pale?Pia is uncomfortable / unhappy so seeks comfort in a safe place - the bed. Darcy does the same here (and his ears are blushed reddish rn, despite not eating v much either)Have you tried bringing some of the bedding downstairs (stuff she likes, that smells of you?)
(DIR) Post #B7dUQN53GVKxxJYZWq by moonrabbit@sunny.garden
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@herissonrose ha we mostly can't see his ears. but they look normal from what we can. gums and nose are pale although less so than earlier. pale nose is a Symptom for him when he's unwell generally; he seems to have some circulation issues so this would tie in with that. he had a full blood count done 3wks ago and no anaemia, had his heart listened to as well and nothing obviously untoward then or the others times (he's been to the vet a lot, poor love). thinking/hoping it's just his usual unwellness ramped up ... we're keeping a close eye though. he's having a wash atm and seems ok enough (if grumpy that i keep making him sit on the cooling mat)he'll have acupuncture in a bit which usually helps š pia's very particular, has Her Places and Will Not Be Moved. i tried to relocate her nest, but no.we might have to shut them in here tomorrow though and hope she can cope ...
(DIR) Post #B7dUQNL0JC66kn1JOS by herissonrose@mastodon.social
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@moonrabbit If he has some circulation problem, heat is def gonna make that worse.. Not much you can do rn except keep him with you and cool/comfy as possible.Pia is like Darcy then - I have to wash / dry his bedding same day as Replacement Will Not Do. Mum moved 'his' chair last week, and the world was ending..There are 2 kinds of cat:- My stuff, WHY HAS IT CHANGED-Ohhh New Stuff!! *Jumps on it* MINE NOWMy brain is coming back online now w the temperature drop. Tomorrow. Is Worse š
(DIR) Post #B7dUQNjSqFfByeSqWG by herissonrose@mastodon.social
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@moonrabbit (And guess where my parents are going tomorrow. Another medical appointment in 42C Mum refuses to postpone)I hope kitten gets through this. You get through this. We all do. Next best bet for rain is Thursday when the wind swings round.Every time I look at the damn forecast, prophesied rain just *disappears* It's happened AGAIN.All those lovely thunder symbols for next week. Gone.The Dry is scaring me as much as the heat.
(DIR) Post #B7dUYWg3T5zy2Jkkoi by moonrabbit@sunny.garden
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@herissonrose just seen this sorry, replied to the other first. oh christ can you not sabotage the car in a way it won't even start or something? :blobcatscared: the dry is terrifying. soil dryness levels are approaching driest ever, apparently. june. we will get through it and the cats too. we will.:Blobhaj_Heart_Rainbow:
(DIR) Post #B7dUYWxmPCB0vI2uRc by mirabilos@toot.mirbsd.org
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@moonrabbit @herissonrose stay safe, you all, and especially the kitties.Iām cancelling anything not strictly necessary for the week as well. (Rehearsals for two different choirs, a trip, meeting friends, a geocaching barbecue traditionā¦) It is just⦠unsuitable for human living, this weather.
(DIR) Post #B7dV4sMwM2deZwEoWe by moonrabbit@sunny.garden
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@herissonrose i've been sponging his tummy/chest with a cool, damp cloth; he seems to like that. still hasn't eaten again though (he has had some today but nowhere near enough).she's very much new stuff!! if the new stuff is meant to be for kitten š or any stuff of his at all ... but yeah with bedding, she like it How It Should Be.i'm not well at all and am scared that if we have to go to hospital, how will we look after the cats? got to get through tomorrow and the next somehow. somehow ... june it's june holy fuck how are we going to survive the rest of the summer??distance and not-at-all-heating hugs to you.
(DIR) Post #B7dV4sfNFVNrV6rXG4 by mirabilos@toot.mirbsd.org
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@moonrabbit @herissonrose long as they eat some they should be good, as long as itās only for a day or two they eat less, and as long as they get enough to drink and donāt overheat⦠paws crossed!Rest of the summerā¦ā¦ in preceding years, Iād have said August would be the hottest. But I have hopes. Do any somewhat plausible longer-term forecasts exist? (Kachelmannwetter has some, but they are a paid-subscription-only feature so nothing one could quickly peek at.)
(DIR) Post #B7dVItiy71bUpuEB0a by moonrabbit@sunny.garden
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@mirabilos @herissonrose thank you š and you too. cancelling things sounds very sensible. just rest and stay as cool as you can š
(DIR) Post #B7dVIu2ovDU1pTW1x2 by mirabilos@toot.mirbsd.org
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@moonrabbit @herissonrose we can thankfully cool down the inside some but it still hits me hard. Kitties are⦠still fine, even if they sleep and laze more and eat less.Next few days are going to be just that much harder, up to 6ā7Ā K warmerā¦
(DIR) Post #B7dW2Xc4eZcpa2ldAG by herissonrose@mastodon.social
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@mirabilos @moonrabbit Very wise of you. Not just for yourself but for everybody involved. People's sense of obligation to go etc..Water is the hardest. One of mine (Mina) will *only* drink from the tap, when I'm there. I leave, she stops. And drinking requires a minute of yelling / dancing / nose bonks first.š© š© š¹
(DIR) Post #B7dW2XqxlDXEKDjWN6 by mirabilos@toot.mirbsd.org
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@herissonrose @moonrabbit ours wonāt drink at all, but we mix water into the food, and they get cat soup
(DIR) Post #B7dXIk7E2N8kwYcxn6 by herissonrose@mastodon.social
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@mirabilos @moonrabbit July is the hottest where I live, but that's probably the altitude. By August, the night temperatures are already falling.Long term forecasts are based on historical climate patterns, which kinda doesn't work when those patterns are breaking down.Even prediction models can only model what *used to* happen, and what we *think* we know. Weather is basically spirally air, which is Fluid Dynamics (complicated, much maths) x Chaos Theory (worse).
(DIR) Post #B7dXIkOwyTJnpWv7Q0 by herissonrose@mastodon.social
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@mirabilos @moonrabbit The weather forecasts aren't very accurate at all 10 days ahead.. even after decades of time + modern supercomputers.Because of how bloody complex spirally fluids are. How many tiny differences ripple outwards into big ones further ahead you go in time (and there are so many things to account for!)So I'm a bit wary of any long term "forecasts". There's a limit to how accurate they can be (not very)(My Dad used to work as a Meteorologist for UK Met Office)
(DIR) Post #B7dXIkd87kf2XVYRWK by herissonrose@mastodon.social
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@mirabilos @moonrabbit Cat Soup š¹ love it.
(DIR) Post #B7dXIkqbJfR7DHrCW8 by mirabilos@toot.mirbsd.org
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@herissonrose @moonrabbit is it not called that in english?
(DIR) Post #B7dXP7RQE2zv1a7Abw by mirabilos@toot.mirbsd.org
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@herissonrose @moonrabbit agreed, known weather patterns are breaking down
(DIR) Post #B7dYxf5lieSBBs1OvQ by herissonrose@mastodon.social
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@mirabilos @moonrabbit No, but it should be!(I'm not sure mixing water into food has a proper name?)Gravy? (Gravy is a meaty British sauce poured onto roast beef dinners. And resembles Cat Soup)
(DIR) Post #B7dYxfJEuZEFreK9vE by mirabilos@toot.mirbsd.org
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@herissonrose @moonrabbit ah, no, I meant real soup-y products that come in bags or cans. Katzensuppe in German.(But yes, mixing too much water under the food can accidentally get it soupy as well, not that K1 likes that, and K2 also draws a line there eventuallyā¦)
(DIR) Post #B7dZ5AFmGBkprZHSaG by moonrabbit@sunny.garden
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@herissonrose @mirabilos i'm a bit wary even of short-term forecasts. especially now the interpretations of modelling involve humans less and less ... just let the AIs handle it! š
(DIR) Post #B7dZ5Ac6v9cQypjIOW by mirabilos@toot.mirbsd.org
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@moonrabbit @herissonrose aaaaah!
(DIR) Post #B7dZ8U7kq1jqML6xg8 by herissonrose@mastodon.social
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@moonrabbit @mirabilos Oh heck, I pointed that out to my father. The accurate data sets from satellites, pressure measurements etc cost money.Old ones (to model) are free.So those "predictions" have become bullshit. They're not based on actual live weather data at all..(Private weather apps i mean)The ones put out by national weather centres.. yeah. AI slop coding is going to mess up those too. š©
(DIR) Post #B7dZC3kMqkwJi5sQ2y by mirabilos@toot.mirbsd.org
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@herissonrose @moonrabbit I think Kachelmann has his own models or something, thereās a reason heās got those subscriptions. But I only know it from very occasionally running into it.
(DIR) Post #B7dZYdI5NaAkJnPbKi by herissonrose@mastodon.social
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@mirabilos @moonrabbit No I've never seen that here, except when I got Mina as a badly dehydrated kitten.I was given sachets of very liquid food by the vet to hydrate her.But that stuff is not on sale in a supermarket, for instance. Not in bags or cans..
(DIR) Post #B7dZYdWGWrVz1m2vR2 by mirabilos@toot.mirbsd.org
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@herissonrose @moonrabbit Iāll make a photo next time they get any.
(DIR) Post #B7dZztOZbvWw5JRe4m by herissonrose@mastodon.social
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@mirabilos @moonrabbit I'll look into that, but every prediction model is based on historical patterns, which are unravelling. sometimes in very fast bursts (tipping points)The prev. stable pattern suddenly resets into a new, different pattern.This stuff is v hard to predict, or when. See: whole AMOC debate.(A LONG time ago I also studied some glaciation, climate (prob out of date), and oceanography. which is similar - and linked - to meteorology. eg Heat exchange. Special Interests Georg)
(DIR) Post #B7dZztact7Aggh5GrY by mirabilos@toot.mirbsd.org
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@herissonrose @moonrabbit ah, what I meant is, one with actual data, not a purely predictive
(DIR) Post #B7daSsll18oyXb72CO by herissonrose@mastodon.social
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@mirabilos @moonrabbit The AMOC thing is scary because current measurements are *worse* that the predictive models thought. At least the ones I was studying back then. A model is a pencil sketch of reality, and leaves a lot of stuff out. However much yo want or need to include. However accurate you try to make it. (Plus can't include factors not discovered yet, Ir that seemed not to affect it, but torns out they do..)Plus the *complexity* of it. Tiny differences become huge error margins.
(DIR) Post #B7daSt106T0xIsFCxU by mirabilos@toot.mirbsd.org
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@herissonrose @moonrabbit oh.Worse.Thatās really bad.
(DIR) Post #B7dbQv1Nm0rott34IS by herissonrose@mastodon.social
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@mirabilos @moonrabbit Sorry for midnight infodumping again š /turns off the maths switch
(DIR) Post #B7dbQvFYvID3brgOOm by mirabilos@toot.mirbsd.org
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@herissonrose @moonrabbit it was impressive! No need to be sorry about it. Iām amazed by what people all know.I had only a high-level vague overview of that (and, as you could tell, I knew of Kachelmann but not the details either, I guess better weather predictions were not high on my priority list so far). And Iāve read a few articles about the problems with the AMOC, but these were some time ago already. To read now that they were rather underestimating the problem⦠shocks deeply.
(DIR) Post #B7ddF5o433kkmdJ8dM by herissonrose@mastodon.social
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@mirabilos @moonrabbit Everything has changed a lot (inc. that whole field! Most of what I studied is out of date and been superceded), but that shocked me. It was (conservatively) estimated to be decades or centuries ahead, if it happened at all.To see media talking about that possibility is v jarring.But that's the, err point about Tipping Points.Reality (and the model of it) appear stable and not changing that fast. No cause for alarm!Until something suddenly changes, *very* fast..
(DIR) Post #B7ddF61BGIFFRJRc4u by herissonrose@mastodon.social
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@mirabilos @moonrabbit How to predict *what to even look for*? If everything looks stable / slow to change?How can you spot the signs ahead of time?(Another difficulty w making models.. or getting people to listen well ahead of time. Enough to change things. It's more the Second one š© )
(DIR) Post #B7ddF6FiOFs4AOFDjU by mirabilos@toot.mirbsd.org
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@herissonrose @moonrabbit though we know by now that people donāt listen anyways šæ
(DIR) Post #B7f6hKLmexxbpMr57Y by mirabilos@toot.mirbsd.org
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@herissonrose @moonrabbit like this.First photo, we have two different brands, so this doesnāt become an advertisement for any single brand. (Unfortunately, we have since realised K1 doesnāt tolerate the soup from the left one, so thatās mostly for K2 now. She does tolerate other fluid treats from the same brand.) The left cans are rather 3 than 2 portions, but K2 is really large so he can drink it in 2 sittings on the same day (storing them while open is a problem). The right cans are two small portions, each more K1ās size. That brand also has little one-portion bags, but the cans empty into the plate more easily.Second photo, the content of a can split onto two cat plates (really just saucers).Third photo, one of them after putting just a little more water into them as itās extremely hot this week. Not too much, or K1 will refuse it entirely.We order these online, together with other cat snacks and even litter, but pet stores tend to stock them, and even some supermarketsā pet aisles.You can probably get them from:left brand (we also tried 'thon' and 'lĆ©gumes')right brand (the one in the photo; didnāt try other variants as this one was an immediate favourite of both)Does this help?
(DIR) Post #B7fCLcJDoCMmsaghLE by mirabilos@toot.mirbsd.org
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@moonrabbit @herissonrose hm, german met says 85ā89% chance of late summer being hotter than the (already warm) 1991ā2020 average š¾RE: https://social.bund.de/@DeutscherWetterdienst/116769854468944807
(DIR) Post #B7fGe4uIcVv6bV5ZgW by herissonrose@mastodon.social
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@mirabilos @moonrabbit Unfortunately, yeah š© France is getting the attention, but the Arctic Circle is also ridiculously warm!! This is worse! It's 28C in parts of Russia today! "Permafrost" will not be permanent much longer, or glaciers.Dumping a lot of freshwater into the sea at once changes the salinity.Heavy / cold / salty water sinks. Freshwater floats on top.Changes to this can affect ocean currents.Ocean and air exchange heat and moisture, which creates and drives weather..
(DIR) Post #B7fGe5I3CCv1nACXho by herissonrose@mastodon.social
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@mirabilos @moonrabbit This is what I meant by the complexity of predictibg weather accurately long term (years / decades, not 2 months time in El Nino year)It's linked to the land and the sea, and what is also happening there. Gets very complicated š
(DIR) Post #B7fGt8a3FEgqLAnanQ by mirabilos@toot.mirbsd.org
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@herissonrose @moonrabbit yes, that much is a given.I remember when we had a January that was⦠ārather mildā, and someone ran the numbers and said that the delta of current temperature above expected temperature is much larger than the delta in the overhot summers. People just notice the summers because then, the places, especially the cities, are no longer fit for human survival, whereas they enjoy a āmildā winter (unless theyāre allergic to hazel pollen, of course).It gave a short shock to some people but was, of course, forgotten. People only seem to care about absolute numbers. (A bit how many americans are convinced ¼ is more than ā
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(DIR) Post #B7fH0rDFhY4AnAoeGG by herissonrose@mastodon.social
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@mirabilos @moonrabbit Changes to one affect the others. Mostly slowly.. eg The ocean re-distributes far far more heat around the Earth than the air / weather does. But over decades or longer.El Nino is weird and unusual in that it is a current but fairly predictable event, and the change is so rapid. But it shows how all the currents are linked, and also link to atmosphere / weather
(DIR) Post #B7fH0rWOYNNXkXlw6C by herissonrose@mastodon.social
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@mirabilos @moonrabbit ..And the kinds of rippling consequences if *something else* suddenly changed.
(DIR) Post #B7fH0rjVlbs2PDuPXk by mirabilos@toot.mirbsd.org
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@herissonrose @moonrabbit the classic drop that brings the barrel to overrunā¦
(DIR) Post #B7fP7213FPB9fVZ2Mi by herissonrose@mastodon.social
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@mirabilos @moonrabbit Yeah people notice Inconvenience. I noticed, because of living in a place where it usually had frosts for 6 months of the year, and snow for 3.That changed suddenly about a decade ago, and again a few years ago.The frosts disappeared. The snow season shorter. Then suddenly, no snow at all....But people don't notice this as much as horrific, dangerous heat.
(DIR) Post #B7fP72UpSgzx9rUomO by herissonrose@mastodon.social
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@mirabilos @moonrabbit Temperatures change more in places already very hot or cold. Like the Arctic. Which has had temperatures high above freezing for a while.... But that didn't "affect" may people (visibly) so was mostly ignored..
(DIR) Post #B7fWwm2Qb4gEqrpNey by herissonrose@mastodon.social
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@mirabilos @moonrabbit I don't think we have that product in France? Not in the local supermarkets here at least.(They are however very rural and small. Maybe the bigger city ones stock it?)By coincidence, a friend in the UK just posted about giving her cats "Cat Soup" to help with hydration! So you can get it in the UK now.It sounds like a good idea! I will look more carefully next time we go to a bigger city..
(DIR) Post #B7fWwmJ5b80XgXcgd6 by mirabilos@toot.mirbsd.org
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@herissonrose @moonrabbit or order for delivery, anyway.Importing from the UK is probably not a good idea.These are just the two brands weāve tried, there may be others. My favourite organic and āwe donāt hide the contentsā provider (STRAYZ) also has cat soup on offer, but only in small one-portion bags, and the cats donāt like these as much (plus we get the main food from there, so itās too similar).
(DIR) Post #B7fXAmnaZ89fGUZIg4 by herissonrose@mastodon.social
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@mirabilos @moonrabbit Oh sorry! I saw the links! I used to have a ZooPlus acct for Lusha back when she was a very fussy puppy who refused to eat most dog foods. They had a very good range.. but delivery was a problem. Courier would dump the packets at the end of the road, wrong house, in the sun š¬
(DIR) Post #B7fXAn27h5mTzZMuKe by mirabilos@toot.mirbsd.org
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@herissonrose @moonrabbit ouch!Yeah, sometimes the litter arrives damaged. We learnt to not combine litter and snacks in the same order, either.They have a slightly-better carrier for the smaller packages with snacks if I pay 2 ⬠more, but thatās country-specific.
(DIR) Post #B7gaVlTv9UtSHW1XPM by herissonrose@mastodon.social
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@mirabilos In France the big couriers tend to subcontract to a smaller one for very remote areas like here.Its usually some underpaid, pissed off guy who leaves us til last, and does not want to lose precious minutes coming up the long road (paid per job). Or can't get up the road at all..My neighbour (retired) was the postman - he would tell us if there were random boxes by the hedge, or someone else got our delivery.It.. has not got any better in the last 5 yrs.
(DIR) Post #B7rUYL1MAekltkP0Km by herissonrose@mastodon.social
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@mirabilos @moonrabbit I found it!! Cat Soup! šø L'Eclerc Brico (giant hardware store)We got the duck and tuna flavours to try.I'm hoping the Aldi we pass on Thursday might have it too, bigger cans (these are really small)
(DIR) Post #B7rUYLHJDLVuhDrkCO by mirabilos@toot.mirbsd.org
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@moonrabbit @herissonrose bigger cans are actually a downside, it doesnāt keep once opened, and the cat portions are really small; lemme seeā¦
(DIR) Post #B7rUhyZiTjxtBC4NH6 by mirabilos@toot.mirbsd.org
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@herissonrose @moonrabbit the ones I linked to above are 135g and 100g, the latter is the one pictured on the plates.The 100g one is 2-3 portions and the 135g one 3-4 portions nominally. By giving the 100g as two portions (one for each cat) weāre already at the limit.They should not get more than Ā portion a day.
(DIR) Post #B7rUlI9GA7CgknH9dY by mirabilos@toot.mirbsd.org
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@herissonrose @moonrabbit yours are 135g so the large size for cat soup cans already
(DIR) Post #B7rVkrB0Xhb33YRwnI by herissonrose@mastodon.social
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@mirabilos @moonrabbit okay! It is 135g.Thanks so much for the portion size info! (There is nothing on the tin, I could have given them too much)So 2 tins = 8 portions.(11 cats!)I assume kittens and tiny cats like Bluebell should get smaller portions?
(DIR) Post #B7rVkrOTjcN7jKkhn6 by mirabilos@toot.mirbsd.org
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@moonrabbit @herissonrose yeah, portion size is roughly proportional to cat size ;)It should have portion info because it also depends on the contents (amount of liquid vs. amount of solid, but also amount of add-ons like Taurin), but the cat food industry⦠yeah.With 11 cats ok I see the desire for larger cans. But some cats will refuse the soup on a given day so you give their portion to another, etc. so even if you could distribute three cans across 11 cats (unless most of them are very small) start with two and see how they like it.Make sure itās not fridge-cold, too.
(DIR) Post #B7rXR7jZTM2WWcKp60 by mirabilos@toot.mirbsd.org
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@moonrabbit @herissonrose I vaguely recall a site where you could calculate the amount of fluid needed per day per cat weight (for cats of average build), but not where. (Maybe one of the foster parents here knows. I donāt want to bother TM_Baumgartner again, though sheās also a vetā¦) I recall being surprised that Malik needed almost four times what Äara needs but only being a bit over twice her weight.The wet food we have all has the liquid percentage listed, so we know what they get from food already.When hot, more liquid, of course.I know nothing at all about kitten care, though.