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Old July 10th 05, 10:57 AM
ToddSmith
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Hi,
Would my dog benefit from a bowl of Cheerios every day?

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Old July 10th 05, 11:47 AM
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"ToddSmith" wrote in message
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Hi,
Would my dog benefit from a bowl of Cheerios every day?



.........why would you want to do that?

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Old July 11th 05, 01:46 AM
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Well,
This is obvious, but Cheerios has whole grains and oats and all that
and is good for humans, so I wondered if it was also good for dogs.

-Todd

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Old July 11th 05, 03:04 AM
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In article .com,
ToddSmith wrote:
This is obvious, but Cheerios has whole grains and oats and all that
and is good for humans, so I wondered if it was also good for dogs.


Dogs process carbohydrates differently from how humans do.
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Old July 11th 05, 03:11 AM
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ToddSmith said in rec.pets.dogs.health:

This is obvious, but Cheerios has whole grains and oats and


And modified corn starch, sugar, salt, tocopherols (yum) and
cetera.

all that and is good for humans, so I wondered if it was
also good for dogs.


I use Cheerios as training treats - I keep a Zip-loc container
in the fridge with a chunk-o-stinky stuff (can be cheese, can be
wurst) to make them tasty.

But there's no way I'd feed a bowlfull to my dogs.

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Old July 11th 05, 12:30 PM
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"Rocky" wrote in message
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And modified corn starch, sugar, salt, tocopherols (yum) and
cetera.


........Matt, tocopherols are Vit E. Probably the only thing in there that's
any good.

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Old July 11th 05, 12:30 PM
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"ToddSmith" wrote in message
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Well,
This is obvious,

.........nope, it's not really

but Cheerios has whole grains and oats and all that
and is good for humans,

.........humans aren't dogs.

so I wondered if it was also good for dogs.

............steak would be better. Dogs aren't grainovores.

buglady
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