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Originally Posted by Acetylene
Hi Kirk,
Some would say this is a little extreme but in a lot of ways it is true, especially for cats. Dogs are essentially omnivores, able to survive on all kinds of junk, but cats are true carnivores. They would naturally eat the ENTIRE animal including stomach contents, which the animal had digested for them.
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And don't get me started on dog "treats"--those chicken-flavored wheat biscuits devoid of nutrition! Just give your dog what he REALLY wants as a treat: MEAT!
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Cats are true carnivores, yes, however, they do eat grass for chlorophyl. You let your cat out and you will see them eating grass, sometimes they throw up as a result, but what they are after is the cholorphyl.
I feed my 2 cats mainly chicken, sometimes liver, sometimes tuna. Mixed with 20% veggies or so (green beans, yellow beans, brocoli, cauliflower, peas and carrots and parsley)
They have done very well by it and their weight is under control now.