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NV Medallions : How long okay in fridge?

	Mooch The Tiny 4- Parade!     Purred: Mon May 19, '08 10:51pm PST   I've been adding in some medallions into their wet and have a couple questions : 1) Once defrosted in the fridge, how long do you suppose they are okay to use? (I'm only using a small amount at a time. I suppose I should defrost one and then split THAT up and then take out small portions like that?) 2) If I serve raw mixed with the wet, after 20 minutes, I pick the bowls up. Should I then throw away all that is left, or can I refrigerate it and serve it again later? Thank you! my posts | my page | message me | treat me [notify]

	♥Oreo- ♥ Silly- Kitty     Purred: Tue May 20, '08 12:32pm PST   I think they'll be good in the fridge for about two days. I agree in defrosting one at a time. Yes, you can refrigerate it and feed serve it again. my posts | my page | message me | my family's posts | treat me [notify]

	Mooch The Tiny 4- Parade!     Purred: Tue May 20, '08 5:09pm PST   Okay, that's good to know. Thanks. Once it got mixed in with the wet food and was out for 20 minutes, I was afraid to put it back in the fridge to serve later. I'll throw it out after the 2nd serving. my posts | my page | message me | treat me [notify]

	Sprinkles I'm just odd     Purred: Mon Jun 23, '08 6:45pm PST   No more than two days. Unlike dogs who will burry a raw meaty bone and dig it back up to continue eating a few days later, cats are picky and only eat the freshest raw food. my posts | my page | message me | treat me [notify]