Dr. Cliff Redford

And he would actually feed them the same six dishes with 10 minutes apart, but he would introduce a new savory odor.

I guess he's got a little can.

And it would trick the cats into eating more.

So this shows that they get this thing called habituation and dishabituation regarding sort of, they basically get, what is it, like nose blind?

They get bored with the scent.

They can't quite pick up the odor.

I guess it affects their taste buds.

And this is huge for getting sick cats to eat more.

And I would have told you prior to this chat, I would have told you, no, David, animals don't get bored with their food.

They can eat the same meal.

I got to hand back my degree, my degree, my license, both.

I got to hand them back, but now I get it back because I learned from this guy and from Danny and everybody.

Yeah, I'm going to talk to my team about this.

And when we've got cats in the clinic and we're going to try different meals and trick them up.

Parrotfish and their slime?

Almost.

Yeah.

Do you think the big question is, do you think the government should help pay for this?

Like our tax dollars should be paying for this.

There's a there's a there's a cry in LaSalle, Quebec.