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From: Garth Kim Travis [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Biofuel@sustainablelists.org
Sent: Monday, December 05, 2005 2:25 PM
Subject: Re: [Biofuel] Cat question was Re: Lay low in the high grass
Greetings,
Actually 20 to 25 is closer to normal for a cat to live except in case of
accident. I have
On the vaccination issue, I think that there are other issues that
could also be causing the increase in athsma, etc. When I was little,
I ate dirt, played with the dogs and cats and didn't wash my hands,
ate wild berries without washing them, ate ants (I don't remember this
but my parents say I
I assume your talking about the actual fish meat, not some processed
catfood called tuna which may or may actually include real fish. I'm
not sure where a tuna would get ash, living out in the ocean. Now,
tuna does have alot of mercury, due to being high up on the food chain
-- look at the FDA
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From: Garth Kim Travis [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: [Biofuel] Cat question was Re: Lay low in the high grass
robert luis rabello wrote:
Garth Kim Travis wrote:
The question I have is about the theory of tuna and cats. The theory is
that there is an excess amount of ash in tuna and that it can cause renal
failure in middle aged cats. It is not suppose to make any difference if
it was canned
bob allen wrote:
at no small cost I might add. But is the extra cost (science diet)
justified?
I've never known a cat to live as long as she did (I got her when she
was a little over a year old, and she lived with me for 16 years). A
9 kilo bag of Science Diet lasts about a month
Ok, now I'm having to really dig back into my memory here.
There is something like 5 companies that basically control the distribution
of food world wide .. each and every single one of those 5 companies have
pet food subsidiaries.
These companies have contracts to purchase produce directly
Uuugh. Gotta love rendering plants There's one about 50 miles NE
of where I live. Usually the wind blows the other way, but when it
turns around, it stinks...
When we raised rabbits, we would leave the extra parts up on the
hillside after butchering them, and they'd be gone by the next
Marylynn Schmidt wrote:
big snip of relevant background content
Rendering places whole animals and animal parts into a big grinding machine
that actually grinds until it's liquid .. a big pile of brown stinking
liquid that smells for miles and miles around a rendering plant.
Companies
Greetings,
I am speaking of the actual fish meat, but when questions the girl who lost
her cat was using a tuna cat food, although she swears it looked and tasted
just like a can of fish. My cat also eats raw rabbit, chicken and emu, but
he does prefer fish. Now I am able to get sardines, in
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From: Garth Kim Travis [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: [Biofuel] Cat question was Re: Lay
From: robert luis rabello [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Date: Mon, 05 Dec 2005 10:57:35 -0800
Marylynn Schmidt wrote:
So, to play devil's advocate (or maybe God's advocate, depending on
your point of view) for a moment: What would be the problem with a
Greetings,
Actually 20 to 25 is closer to normal for a cat to live except in case of
accident. I have a friend whose old cat is now 28, but he is old.
Animals that live in the wild and dine on the sick and diseased prey, do
sometimes die from what made their prey sick. One of my dogs is half
Marylynn Schmidt wrote:
A PREY ANIMAL THAT IS KILLED BY A PREDATOR WOULD NOT NECESSARILY BE A SICK
ANIMAL .. IT COULD BE YOUNG .. IT COULD BE OLD .. IT COULD BE INJURED.
IF, ON OCCASION EATING A SICK ANIMAL, I DON'T KNOW, BUT I DON'T BELIEVE
WOULD HAVE A GREAT LASTING EFFECT IF
First I need to explain something very important to me.
I read a variety of publications from a variety of different lists covering
a variety of different fields .. these fields, naturally are the fields that
are of interest to me.
My own personal opinion is that when I see and hear different
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From: robert luis rabello [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Biofuel@sustainablelists.org
Sent: Monday, December 05, 2005 18:56
Subject: Re: [Biofuel] Cat question was Re: Lay low in the high grass
Marylynn Schmidt wrote:
HOW MANY MACDONALDS HAMBURGERS HAS THE AVERAGE
Greetings,
Thank you for a wonderful post. I am fortunate that I found a country vet
that treats my animals my way, and no vaccinations. [My cat is allergic to
them.] My animals eat raw and have recovered from all their diseases and
are now healthy. My vet actually learned from this and is
Garth Kim Travis wrote:
The question I have is about the theory of tuna and cats. The theory is
that there is an excess amount of ash in tuna and that it can cause renal
failure in middle aged cats. It is not suppose to make any difference if
it was canned or fresh. Have you ever
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