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Raw Vegan dog food
Gary wrote in
: If people can buy meat for themselves, why not for their dog? I don't, actually, but thanks for asking. And don't say its about money. Partially. Meat is expensive. Lentils and rice? Not so much. Remove coffee, tobacco, alcohol, snack foods, pop, etc and your health will skyrocket. Health will skyrocket? What does that *mean*? I think you and Chard should get a room, as you have so very, very, very much to talk about. The good thing is that a dog eats far less when the meal isn't almost all filler. That's why it's best to feed a good quality kibble. Don't think for a second that a meat byproduct is actually meat. What do you think chicken necks, "beef trim" (whatever that is), and organs are? -- Shelly http://www.cat-sidh.net (the Mother Ship) http://esther.cat-sidh.net (Letters to Esther) |
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Gary wrote in news:gary-4798BF.04230919122008
@shawnews.wp.shawcable.net: Do you pay someone to change your light bulbs when they burn out at home? Actually, I do ask maintenance to come change some of them for me, since I cannot reach them. HTH! The real problem here is most pet owners don't know what kind of food to put in their own mouths. I do, actually. It's something I pay attention to, as I think it's important. It's only one piece of the health puzzle, though. -- Shelly http://www.cat-sidh.net (the Mother Ship) http://esther.cat-sidh.net (Letters to Esther) |
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Raw Vegan dog food
"Shelly" wrote in message
09... Gary wrote in : Don't think for a second that a meat byproduct is actually meat. What do you think chicken necks, "beef trim" (whatever that is), and organs are? Also don't think for a second that people - humans! - don't actually eat that stuff too. And consider it "meat".. I have a friend who grabs up the pigs feet (*) every time she sees it in the grocery store because SHE has a friend who can't find them nearly often enough for his liking! (*) pig feet, pig's feet, pig foot, pigs' feet. Why do none of those phrases look right to me this morning? Judy |
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Raw Vegan dog food
Shelly spoke these words of wisdom in
09: Health will skyrocket? What does that *mean*? I think you and Chard should get a room, as you have so very, very, very much to talk about. Yes but Chard promotes Meat. I thought the same thing, and wondered at first if this was a sock puppet for Chard. But the vegan dogs thing is fundamentally different from Chard's pov |
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Shelly wrote:
Gary wrote in : If people can buy meat for themselves, why not for their dog? I don't, actually, but thanks for asking. And don't say its about money. Partially. Meat is expensive. Lentils and rice? Not so much. Remove coffee, tobacco, alcohol, snack foods, pop, etc and your health will skyrocket. Health will skyrocket? What does that *mean*? I think you and Chard should get a room, as you have so very, very, very much to talk about. The good thing is that a dog eats far less when the meal isn't almost all filler. That's why it's best to feed a good quality kibble. Don't think for a second that a meat byproduct is actually meat. What do you think chicken necks, "beef trim" (whatever that is), and organs are? If a pet food lists "meat by-products" on the label, remember that this is the material that usually comes from the slaughterhouse industry or dead stock removal operations, classified as condemned or contaminated, unfit for human consumption. Meat meal, meat and bone meal, digests, and tankage (specifically animal tissue including bones and exclusive of hair, hoofs, horns, and contents of digestive tract) are composed of rendered material. The label need not state what the composition of this material is, as each batch rendered would consist of a different material. These are the sources of protein that we are feeding our companion animals. |
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chardonnay9 wrote: If a pet food lists "meat by-products" on the label, remember that this is the material that usually comes from the slaughterhouse industry or dead stock removal operations, classified as condemned or contaminated, That is incorrect. Meat meal, meat and bone meal, digests, and tankage (specifically animal tissue including bones and exclusive of hair, hoofs, horns, and contents of digestive tract) are composed of rendered material. That is *so* incorrect. -- Melinda Shore - Software longa, hardware brevis - Prouder than ever to be a member of the reality-based community |
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diddy none wrote in
: Yes but Chard promotes Meat. I thought the same thing, and wondered at first if this was a sock puppet for Chard. But the vegan dogs thing is fundamentally different from Chard's pov Except that Mr. Vegan Dogs was recommending meat byproducts, which is just plain weird. -- Shelly http://www.cat-sidh.net (the Mother Ship) http://esther.cat-sidh.net (Letters to Esther) |
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chardonnay9 wrote in
m: If a pet food lists "meat by-products" on the label, Mine does not. -- Shelly http://www.cat-sidh.net (the Mother Ship) http://esther.cat-sidh.net (Letters to Esther) |
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"Judy" wrote in
: Also don't think for a second that people - humans! - don't actually eat that stuff too. And consider it "meat".. Absolutely. (*) pig feet, pig's feet, pig foot, pigs' feet. Why do none of those phrases look right to me this morning? Trotters. HTH! -- Shelly http://www.cat-sidh.net (the Mother Ship) http://esther.cat-sidh.net (Letters to Esther) |
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"Shelly" wrote in message
09... (*) pig feet, pig's feet, pig foot, pigs' feet. Why do none of those phrases look right to me this morning? Trotters. HTH! Okay, that takes care of the feet/foot thing. But what about the pig part? (Since other animals also have trotters, I think.) Should the "pig" word be possessive, plural or is it just descriptive? I need coffee. Or maybe I should start right in on the limoncello batch that I'm filtering today. Judy |
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