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RE: overfeeding?

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Posted by: bsharrah at Thu Dec 18 06:03:06 2008  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by bsharrah ]  
   

Give it a few weeks before offering the next meal and keep the next meal smaller than usual.

I want to point out my first response was only to answer your question regarding the general "possible" problems associated with overfeeding and not my opinion on your specific food item. I agree with Brandon in that, based on your description of the animal and prey size, it should have been able to handle it. Don't rule out the possibility that the regurge was the result of something other than prey size.

Good luck,
Bart


   

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