Doggy diet help!

[howdamnhard]

if the rabbits were raw, thats fine.. but cooked bones pose a risk..

True,cooked bones become brittle and can splinter,which can in turn cause ripping of the gut.As for requiring meat,I say give me meat I'm a CARNIVORE !

[Biff]

as for the vegan cat food... well, the cats cant actually be THAT healthy because they are true carnivores... they actually DO need some form of meat diet because they cant digest the plant matter (or other) very well..

http://www.vegsoc.org/info/catfood.html

http://www.veggiepets.com/acatalog/v...formation.html

[Hitcher]

hahahahaha... we only evolved behaviourally to be omnivores darling... we dont actually NEED the meat, whereas cats and dogs do..

as for the vegan cat food... well, the cats cant actually be THAT healthy because they are true carnivores... they actually DO need some form of meat diet because they cant digest the plant matter (or other) very well..

That comment sounds like it was lifted directly from The Beginner's Guide to Vegetarianism, written by some learned authority like Paris Hilton. I suspect that this is not the appropriate thread to continue such a discussion.

[Laava]

Friends have a huge huntaway that chased and swallowed an errant pool ball that got smashed off the table. Apparently there was lots of howling when it came back out! True story!

[ManDownUnder]

I'd worry more about it eating your pussy.

That's disgusting - she came in here with a perfectly innocent question about doing a bird - doggy style.

[ManDownUnder]

hahahahaha... we only evolved behaviourally to be omnivores darling... we dont actually NEED the meat, whereas cats and dogs do..

My eye teeth are a behavioural adaptation to eating meat? Ummmm ... no.

[Hitcher]

My eye teeth are a behavioural adaptation to eating meet? Ummmm ... no.

Meat. But yes, you're right. Just like human beings' inate inability to digest cellulose is physiological, not behavioural.

[ManDownUnder]

Meat. But yes, you're right. Just like human beings' inate inability to digest cellulose is physiological, not behavioural.

My thanks to BOGTONZA or whatever the hell you're called. I haven't had a bigger dropping of balls since another physiological response of mine happened some 35 years ago... ish