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Pomeranian eats Iam's cat food



 
 
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Old January 1st 07, 06:08 PM posted to rec.pets.dogs,rec.pets.dogs.misc
Ed H.
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Default Pomeranian eats Iam's cat food

Dog and cat diets are very different. Cats are strictly carnivores while
dogs are omnivores. Dogs that only eat cat food will develop organ
problems.

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I suppose this is ok since the Pom is not much bigger than our large cat?
Can't get the Pom to eat his Iam's dog food.

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