Possible issues with a transition to TOTW

[Lovely]

I would consider this if Edan already hasn't completely turned his nose up at the TOTW. He sniffs it and backs away. If I want to go with a higher protein food, I'm going to have to try something else.

I may consider throwing the back of TOTW on Craig's List or Freecycle. The shelters around here won't take an already open bag of food.

I would say keep the food for a little while. Get a small bag of the salmon flavor (slightly lower protein) and try to transition to that. Mix the pumpkin with it and see what happens. The different smell might throw her off. I started with the salmon without issue (Pierre has a sensitive stomach and I wanted a lower protein for Duncan) and can now switch between all their flavors.

 

[OntarioSheltie]

Well, I cheat a little. I use FireFox for my web browser and one of the Add-Ons allows me to copy the text of someone's post, right click and select the right options and paste it in.

Which add on? I want it! That would be easier than what I'm doing.

 

[Silaria]

Which add on? I want it! That would be easier than what I'm doing.

BBCodeXtra. It will work with any forum that uses BBCode (Bulletin Board Code) for Quotes, Bold, Italic, etc.

 

[BarbV]

Do you see the little "+ symbol next to the Quote one at the bottom right of each post? Click that as you read and it will remember which ones you want. When you get to the last post you want to quote, hit the normal Quote button.


.[/QUOTEThanks for this. I never noticed the button. Techno-peasant!

 

[SheltieGuy]

Do you see the little "+ symbol next to the Quote one at the bottom right of each post? Click that as you read and it will remember which ones you want. When you get to the last post you want to quote, hit the normal Quote button.


.[/QUOTEThanks for this. I never noticed the button. Techno-peasant!

I never noticed that either. Teach us more please.

 

[OntarioSheltie]

BBCodeXtra. It will work with any forum that uses BBCode (Bulletin Board Code) for Quotes, Bold, Italic, etc.

Thanks! It never occurred to me to even look for that type of add on! Will add it right away!

 

[Calliesmom]

To get totally off topic, how do you "QUOTE" two different posts in the same reply?

Well, I cheat a little. I use FireFox for my web browser and one of the Add-Ons allows me to copy the text of someone's post, right click and select the right options and paste it in.

If you don't have FireFox, you can do it with copy and paste.

1. Start your initial reply with the "Quote" button. To quote someone else, highlight and copy their text (right click and select copy after highlighting).
2. Type "[" QUOTE=Name "]" then right click and select paste DO NOT press enter yet
3. Type "[" /QUOTE "]" then press Enter to move to a new line (or press enter again if you want an extra blank line)
4. Start typing your response.

PLEASE NOTE
1 - Remote the quotes (") and blank spaces from around the square brackets ([). I did that so the forum would show the syntax
2 - Where I have the word Name, replace that with the poster's name

I also use firefox- I open the thread in 2 tabs and quote/respond to each reply and then copy the text of one into the other and then put in my comments

 

[Calliesmom]

Do you see the little "+ symbol next to the Quote one at the bottom right of each post? Click that as you read and it will remember which ones you want. When you get to the last post you want to quote, hit the normal Quote button.

that's cool- never noticed that button before

 

[Calliesmom]

hope Edan is feeling better and that you are able to find the right food for him

 

[Calliesmom]

Do you see the little "+ symbol next to the Quote one at the bottom right of each post? Click that as you read and it will remember which ones you want. When you get to the last post you want to quote, hit the normal Quote button.


.[/QUOTEThanks for this. I never noticed the button. Techno-peasant!

well Barb, if you quoted everything in one message, then you wouldn't have 5000+ posts