Forcible repatriation is the answer.
All in one place so we can keep an eye on them.
( The Cat's Mother Not a People Person., Mon 1 Jun 2009, 13:21, archived)

Hellos
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( Esme Weatherwax I swear on my tash it's daycent hash, Mon 1 Jun 2009, 13:23, archived)

Hello and thanks for yesterday
No he didn't but he's sulking a bit as he hasn't been fed today. I'm just out of practice with puppies I forgot how mischievous they are. Next time he's over I'll put all the bowls out of the way. Strangely enough he won't eat all his puppy biscuit and normally leaves it in the bowl but he had eaten loads of Biff's food and I suspect some of the cat dry food. We've also put a bell on him so we can hear where he is.
( The Cat's Mother Not a People Person., Mon 1 Jun 2009, 13:30, archived)

Haha, that's a good idea.
I know, puppies are a lot of work. I hope my sister realises how much work her GSD pup is going to be.
Puppies always nick other animal's food, they're testing their boundaries. Little feckers.
( Esme Weatherwax I swear on my tash it's daycent hash, Mon 1 Jun 2009, 13:35, archived)