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    Quote Originally Posted by Nuc View Post
    Would your dogs and cats die if they ate table scraps? Why do they need special industrialized mass produced poisonous food? That's what's idiotic, not the fact that you love them.
    I can understand what your saying to a point. But I would have to point out,that most vets would frown on table scraps. Probably because of the level of fat the dog could get and the fact that there are some foods that can be very bad for a dog,make them pretty sick. Each to their own tho.

    Their digestive systems are different than ours,and some "people" food they wouldn't even absorb correctly too. I won't say that I don't throw our dogs an occasional treat off the table tho

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    New list of foods.
    Apparently,not all stores are on top of pulling the recalled food off of the shelves.



    http://www.fda.gov/bbs/topics/NEWS/2007/NEW01605.html

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    Quote Originally Posted by krisy View Post
    New list of foods.
    Apparently,not all stores are on top of pulling the recalled food off of the shelves.



    http://www.fda.gov/bbs/topics/NEWS/2007/NEW01605.html
    Thanks, Krisy. I do not see our cat's brand, Fancy Feast, on the list, but I still think I shoud throw the cans away; they are all "in gravy".
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    Quote Originally Posted by Abbey View Post
    Thanks, Krisy. I do not see our cat's brand, Fancy Feast, on the list, but I still think I shoud throw the cans away; they are all "in gravy".
    Probably a good idea. I have completely stopped giving my dogs any canned at all,and I won't for a while.

    I thought I was safe buying some Canine Carry Out treats yesterday,but a girl at work said they recalled several treats too. I can't find them on the list,but they are through Del Monte and I think some of that company's food was on the list.

    Maybe Nuc was right,I'll just start baking them a chicken or a meatloaf every night

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    Quote Originally Posted by krisy View Post
    Probably a good idea. I have completely stopped giving my dogs any canned at all,and I won't for a while.

    I thought I was safe buying some Canine Carry Out treats yesterday,but a girl at work said they recalled several treats too. I can't find them on the list,but they are through Del Monte and I think some of that company's food was on the list.

    Maybe Nuc was right,I'll just start baking them a chicken or a meatloaf every night
    If I did that for my family every night, I might.
    Can I take my cat out to a restaurant?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Nuc View Post
    ....

    As the Chinese say, "America, where children are treated like dogs, and dogs are treated like children."

    They're right.
    The chinks are the ones to speak, putting half of their girl babies up for adoption.

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    Quote Originally Posted by glockmail View Post
    The chinks are the ones to speak, putting half of their girl babies up for adoption.
    The ones they don't selectively abort based on sex.
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    Quote Originally Posted by krisy View Post
    New list of foods.
    Apparently,not all stores are on top of pulling the recalled food off of the shelves.



    http://www.fda.gov/bbs/topics/NEWS/2007/NEW01605.html
    Dry food and table scraps. Both the dog and cat are healty little critters.

    Who would spray wheat with rat poison?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Abbey View Post
    The ones they don't selectively abort based on sex.
    Libs and chinks, aborting themselves out of existence.

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    Quote Originally Posted by glockmail View Post
    Dry food and table scraps. Both the dog and cat are healty little critters.

    Who would spray wheat with rat poison?

    I wondered that too. Why would you spray something consumable,and how long have they been doing it.

    My mom has been making special stuff to put on her dogs food,since they can't have canned(spoiled,I know). Tonight,I threw just a little bit of shaved ham on their food. My picky German SHepard managed to eat the tiny pices of ham around the dry. I should have just got em McDonalds

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    When I was a kid we fed our dog Alpo. Her teeth were bad and breath awful, plus she was overweight. I fed mine dry food and table scraps, lots of bottom shelf "milk bone" type treats, and work with her with a rubber bone. She's 5 years old, good teeth, great shap, and very healthy.

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