There is some truth in rarefaction’s statement (cat-food and dog-food are oft only packed differently but same contents).
Cats can oft “supply their deficiencies” on their own (very few cats stay inside all times except when taken out by “owner”–and during the time they’re outside they tend to sample some items that contain their needs; unfortunately, this oft includes sparrows/bluebirds/robins/…).
I haven’t seen it for a while, but we ussed to see the label “process cheese food” (rather than just processed cheese or whatever). So if cheese food is actually cheese, then is cat food actually … ?
margueritem about 15 years ago
Better than no breath at all…
rarefaction about 15 years ago
Isn’t their food more or less the same?
reocares about 15 years ago
its so supposed to be different. But my animals don’t care.
pibfan868 about 15 years ago
There’s a key amino difference that each animal really needs, so they should NOT be eating the same foods exclusively, if they cross over.
COWBOY7 about 15 years ago
Quit complaining Fang, I’ve seen you eat worse.
prasrinivara about 15 years ago
There is some truth in rarefaction’s statement (cat-food and dog-food are oft only packed differently but same contents).
Cats can oft “supply their deficiencies” on their own (very few cats stay inside all times except when taken out by “owner”–and during the time they’re outside they tend to sample some items that contain their needs; unfortunately, this oft includes sparrows/bluebirds/robins/…).
cleokaya about 15 years ago
Just so Fang doesn’t start coughing up hair balls.
Quboid about 15 years ago
My dog loves cat food. He’s not so keen on dog food mind you, and the cat isn’t keen on either.
lazygrazer about 15 years ago
I always thought there was some dog meat in cat food and cat meat in dog food…you know, just for the fun of it.
comicgos about 15 years ago
P.U.
bald about 15 years ago
why worry about having cat breath for a day or two, after all you drink from the toilet
NoBrandName about 15 years ago
I haven’t seen it for a while, but we ussed to see the label “process cheese food” (rather than just processed cheese or whatever). So if cheese food is actually cheese, then is cat food actually … ?
chinook2 about 15 years ago
As well as Ty-d-bowl breath?
mrprongs about 15 years ago
Just drink out of the toilet.
Yakety Sax about 15 years ago
And just what are girl scout cookies really made from?
7catsrule about 15 years ago
When I was growing up, our dog, Spanky, ate only cat food and lived to be almost 20. So, it must be healthy!