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whitershadeofpale wrote:
: JUST say it. : : You fed your cat a pork chop now that cat is sleepy as hell and you're : scared Would be funny but no, nothing exciting like that! I just notices that commercial cat food cans mention beef, chicken, turkey, tuna, fish, shrimp, mackerel, trout, crab, lobster, duck, ..., wheat, corn, rice, tomato, ... only not pork! There must be a reason. |
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"Ajanta" wrote in message ... whitershadeofpale wrote: : JUST say it. : : You fed your cat a pork chop now that cat is sleepy as hell and you're : scared Would be funny but no, nothing exciting like that! I just notices that commercial cat food cans mention beef, chicken, turkey, tuna, fish, shrimp, mackerel, trout, crab, lobster, duck, ..., wheat, corn, rice, tomato, ... only not pork! There must be a reason. I have never noticed this before. I wonder if it is because of the trichiwhois worm that lives in raw pork, the one that can cause such problems if the meat is not cooked at high enough temperatures? |
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Ajanta wrote in message ... whitershadeofpale wrote: : JUST say it. : : You fed your cat a pork chop now that cat is sleepy as hell and you're : scared Would be funny but no, nothing exciting like that! I just notices that commercial cat food cans mention beef, chicken, turkey, tuna, fish, shrimp, mackerel, trout, crab, lobster, duck, ..., wheat, corn, rice, tomato, ... only not pork! There must be a reason. Perhaps it's simply that scraps go into making cat/dog food, and all pork scraps go instead, into sausage and the like... ~C |
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-L. wrote: Pork biproducts by and large go into hot dogs and bologna. They are too expensive for cat food. Can cats not eat pork? Is it harmful to them? They can and will eat pork. My cats love pork. -L. I did read somewhere that pork isn't good for cats. It was on one of those websites about homemade cat food--I know anybody can say anything they want to on a website, so I don't know if it's true or not. I wish I could remember the reason specified. Boots loves a chunk of cooked bacon anytime she can get it. And being the picky little thing she is, we let her have just about anything she'll eat. Sherry |
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: Boots loves a chunk of cooked bacon anytime she can get it. And being : the picky little thing she is, we let her have just about anything : she'll eat. Hi Sherry, I am sure occasional bits don't matter but isn't there too much other non-meat junk in bacon? Salt for one thing, and many other chemicals. |
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whitershadeofpale wrote:
Ajanta wrote: Quite clearly, cat food seems to be derived not from what cats would eat but from what humans eat: beef, chicken, turkey, tuna, etc. However, I also notice a conspicuous absence of one very popular and common human staple from cat foods: pork. Why is that? Can cats not eat pork? Is it harmful to them? A pig is a filthy animal Sure bacon tastes good, and yeah sewer rat might taste like pumpkin pie but a SWINE is still a filthy animal I mean, what other animal rolls in it's own feces.. Just my thought on it Evidently you never worked on a farm. The pig is the cleanest animal there. Ramboyd ====== "My Ottawa Includes Corruption" |
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"Ajanta" wrote in message ... wrote: : Boots loves a chunk of cooked bacon anytime she can get it. And being : the picky little thing she is, we let her have just about anything : she'll eat. Hi Sherry, I am sure occasional bits don't matter but isn't there too much other non-meat junk in bacon? Salt for one thing, and many other chemicals. Cats can eat pork. Some like it and some don't. But pork just does not mean bacon. Their digestive systems are equipped to handle scrap meat (mice, birds, lizards, etc.); so why not pork? I would not recommend a steady diet of it because food intended for humans does not have the required amount of taurine in it that cats mush have for healthy cardio. That goes for tuna (and any meat) that is intended for human consumption also. But if your cat likes a bit of bacon or niblets off the pork chops, it's okay. Just make sure it's just a treat and not a regular staple. --The Observer |
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"Ajanta" wrote in message ... Why is that? Can cats not eat pork? Is it harmful to them? Hi Ajanta, There is a local (to me in central NY) that sells a Ham based cat food in the 3 oz cans. That is the only ham/pork item that I have ever seen. Patti |
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whitershadeofpale wrote: A pig is a filthy animal However, genetically it's much closer to human than are bovines! (Think about it.) Why do you think they use porcine heart valves for human transplants? I mean, what other animal rolls in it's own feces.. Quite a few of them, actually! Also, from the reports I've heard, most pigs would much prefer to be kept clean. |
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Ajanta wrote: Norm wrote: : Can cats not eat pork? Is it harmful to them? : : Mine love it, particularly to gnaw on the bones and it hasn't hurt : them any way I can see. Hmmm I wonder why there is no pork in commercially sold cans? Maybe because they use all the less desireable bits in canned meat products for humans, instead? |
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