Dee wrote:
And yet you still say that feeding dogs over processed un-natural food is
best?
Huh, "best" -- now you are taking my word and twisting them Dee. Tsk,
tsk, this makes your position look very weak if you have to resort to
those sort of tactics. Better back that bus up cause it's not helping
your credibility in this discussion.
If dogs lived wild, what would they eat? That tasty rabbit that ran
across their path, or munch away on a sheaf of corn? It is only logical
which is best i.e.. That which they are designed to do; their intestinal
tract, which is short and made for digesting raw meat (I wish Kay was on
this list) and their teeth alone would tell you what they are designed to
eat I would have thought. Anyway, it seems we must agree to disagree. Dee
And that rabbit has what in it's stomach? <smile> And yes I do believe
you would observe them eating grains and other things not on the raw fed
diet list.
A short digestive tract is not conducive to digesting bones -- why do
you feed them then? I have seen dogs chew grains. Their molars can crush
and grind. How do you think they chew off a hunk of meat or bone? They
can't swallow their prey whole all the time -- although some do seem to
bolt their food.
Agree to disagree, you say that like its a bad thing? That is what makes
life interesting, difference and discussion. We all learn through this
process of "disagreement", hopefully. I must congratulate you on a
tactful discussion of the disagreement. Very different from my
experiences on the raw feeding lists where alphas will tear up anyone
who dissents. An indication of their level of fear that they are not
doing right by their beloved pets.
At least we share that in common Dee, heartfelt concern for our pets.
But I must say that I think it is an indication of our level of fear and
our need to be perfect. I include myself in this observation. Life is
not perfect and we can make ourselves insane pursuing perfect health for
ourselves and our loved ones. Just look at the flaws in Mother Nature,
humans for instance <grin>, yet we continue to survive, sometimes thrive
and evolve.
Janet
-------Original Message-------
From: Garnet
Date: 09/05/2007 04:37:35
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: Re: CS>Melamine chemical reaction in pet food recall (OT)
Me too, and I dislike eating out especially if they do not offer fresh
Veggies.>>
Our food supply is at serious risk and most of us are
blissfully unaware or in denial. Those of us who are aware do not have
perfect solutions but at least we are discussing the issue and raising
awareness. Organics is the fastest growing industry and a hot investment
area. I see so many more products in the grocery than even two years
ago, it is encouraging. I have to credit consumers for demanding higher
food quality and safety. We have won some battles but the war is not over.
Janet
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