asmp
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Don’t think I’ll be feeding my cat this!
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Don’t think I’ll be feeding my cat this!
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Chinchilla
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Most cat food is probably horse meat anyway, though. Well, the 4% of it that is actually meat, at least.
Scotsbadboy
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If its RAW I'd feed it. If its cooked junk food then nah, will stick to the carcases in the freezer for them 
horseman1985
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totally agreeIf its RAW I'd feed it. If its cooked junk food then nah, will stick to the carcases in the freezer for them
Crazy_cat_lady
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PD breeder had her on Smilla and another posh sounding one I can't remember the name of, Feringa I think. She reassured me she ate all flavours
I went to order some on Zoo Plus and nearly died when one of them was Veal! I also don't do rabbit as I used to have pet rabbits so poor PD had either Turkey or Turkey and Pumpkin
Alley Cat is on Applawse and ill transition PD onto this when they both move to adult food.
AC came fed on Whiskas, I moved him off that as soon as the transition period would allow. Not a chance!
The raw chicken pack looks interesting, it contains a chicken leg i can just imagine AC making off with that in true Alley Cat fashion!!
I went to order some on Zoo Plus and nearly died when one of them was Veal! I also don't do rabbit as I used to have pet rabbits so poor PD had either Turkey or Turkey and Pumpkin
Alley Cat is on Applawse and ill transition PD onto this when they both move to adult food.
AC came fed on Whiskas, I moved him off that as soon as the transition period would allow. Not a chance!
The raw chicken pack looks interesting, it contains a chicken leg i can just imagine AC making off with that in true Alley Cat fashion!!
honetpot
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I don't really understand, it's all dead animal. A lot of dairy bull calves are shot after birth because TB restrictions mean there are too few places for them to be grown on for beef. For a broiler chicken, hatching to slaughter is about 35 days.
All meat and anything else in pet food has to be fit for human consumption, its mainly human food waste, so your chicken could be mechanically reclaimed meat, or offal. As cats seem to eat just every part of every thing they catch, mine leave the feet, I don't think they are not that bothered. As cats are obligate carnivores, I am more worried about the amount of cereals and fillers put in the food.
HG95
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I look after some cats whilst their owners go away they have reindeer cat food shipped over from Switzerland