Humans, Not cats, Buy the Stuff

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Ten seconds research leads you to the L-taurine supplement.

 

It's that easy to avoid supporting the meat industry and still ensure your

cat gets the nutrition it needs.

 

Eating meat is how cats are designed, agreed. However, supporting the

meat industry is a choice. One I choose never to make.

 

 

On Sunday, June 1, 2003, at 11:34 AM,

wrote:

 

> Message: 7

> Sun, 1 Jun 2003 05:24:29 -0700 (PDT)

> starfrog <starfrog1969

> Re: Digest Number 393

>

> I agree, Heather.

>

> I think it is dangerous to our pets to assume what is good for us is good

> for them. After all, chocolate is poisonous to cats and dogs, but humans

> and rats consume it just fine. And I have heard that onions are bad for,

> hmmm, was it cats, or dogs? Can't remember. Lots of stuff my dog can

> eat would put me in the hospital with food poisoning. Point is, one is

> not the same as another even if we are all mammals together.

>

> diamyst wrote:In a message dated 6/1/03 1:10:34 AM Eastern

> Daylight Time,

> writes:

>

>> What nonsense. How can a vegetarian diet cause an animal to go blind?

>> lol

>>

>> Theyr'e mammals, folks, same as us. You don't go blind from not eating

>> meat!

>>

>

> We are not cats. A poor diet in cats can cause blindness, liver disease,

> pancreatitis, fur loss, hearing loss, ulcers, colitis and the list goes

> on. Cats

> need a myriad of trace minerals that are not found in veggies. Dogs do

> not.

> Cats are very sensitive to diet. In the wild cats eat NOTHING BUT MEAT.

> Nothing. Not the bones, stomach contents or anything else. When

> starving some

> cats will eat whatever they can but a lot of cats starve to death simply

> because they can't get meat.

>

> Heather in Ontario

>

Anyone taking the piss out of anyone else will be kicked out straight away

unless the person they are taking the piss out off is talking unbelievable

rubbish!