Napoleon Dynamite
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Thu Aug-04-05 12:36 PM
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Poll question: Have you ever eaten your pet's food? |
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Just wondering if you all have ever tried your dog or cat or whatever's food. I have. My cat loved these treats my sister got for him. He would just go wild. Finally, I couldn't stand the curiousity anymore and thought I'd try one. It tasted like tuna flavored cardboard. I've tried his dry catfood too, Wellness. Bleech. But he eats it like there is no tomorrow. So, am I the only one to try this?
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Mutley
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Thu Aug-04-05 01:08 PM
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1. I always try my dog's food if I give them something new. |
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I figure why would I give them something I'm not willing to try myself. It usually tastes like crap but the dogs love it.
I also tried a guinea pig yogurt drop treat when I worked in a pet supply store. It actually wasn't that bad. Tasted like bland orange yogurt.
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Thu Aug-04-05 01:50 PM
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2. I clicked other because it was a long time ago |
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when I was 8 years old. I ate my dog's biscuit (just a generic brand biscuit). It didn't taste good and I have never tried eating my dog's food since.
But I have to admit that Trader Joe's molasses all natural biscuits look pretty good, lol.
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meow2u3
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Thu Aug-04-05 03:50 PM
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3. Sometimes I'll eat my cat's dry food |
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but only if I'm hungry and there's no food left in the house.
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Eurobabe
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Thu Aug-04-05 08:10 PM
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4. Yes, because they eat my organic chicken |
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beef and yogurt, so indirectly I can claim yes.
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superconnected
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Thu Aug-04-05 11:41 PM
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5. me and my nephew are reading this. |
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I clicked no. And his sentiments are mine exactly. He said he'd stave before doing that.
eww.
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eridani
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Fri Aug-05-05 07:31 AM
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6. I knew a guy using the university gym-- |
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--as a start for an Olympic weightlifting berth in the flyweight category. He used to eat Purina Cat Chow for the cheap protein--said it wasn't too much different from a lot of prepared snack foods for people in the taste department.
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demnan
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Fri Aug-05-05 10:18 AM
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7. I loved my cat Howard so much |
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as a teenager that I made myself taste his food just to make sure it was edible. He much preferred mine, particularly granola for some reason.
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Princess Turandot
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Sat Aug-06-05 05:15 AM
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8. not their food, but I often taste any medication they need to take.. |
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to see how palatable it is. My vet wasn't kidding when he said Albon taste like custard! :)
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Sat Aug-06-05 12:06 PM
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9. I like homecooked food for pets. I have designed pet recipes according to |
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the Naturalist Vet Dr. Pitcairn. It is normal veggie fare and meats are optional. If I could timewise and financially, that is what I would do: cook my pets food. But for me that is simply not possible w/ my current lifestyle and schedule.
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regnaD kciN
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Sun Aug-07-05 11:32 PM
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But it's sobering to realize that some seniors are living off pet food because it's the only thing they can afford. Thanks, Republicans and your holy "free market"...!
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regnaD kciN
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Wed Aug-10-05 10:57 AM
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13. Actually, I can imagine one exception... |
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...when your pet is eating your food rather than a pet food.
(During the last few years of her life, our Scottie would have ground beef, cottage cheese, and shredded carrots. Since all that's human food, I guess you could say we were eating the same food.)
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Lowell
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Tue Aug-09-05 11:26 AM
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11. We prepare our dogs dinner |
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Edited on Tue Aug-09-05 11:27 AM by Lowell
They have a combination of brown rice, chicken and dry food. Often we have the same thing sans the dry food. It is quite good and our dogs are spoiled rotten.
edited for typo
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Wed Aug-10-05 10:43 AM
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12. I've tried all of my horse's foods but never cat or dog food. |
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Actually, I did try a dog biscuit once. It was sort of bland and crunchy. My horse eats whole oats, Grow 'n' Win (feed which supplements a grass and bermuda hay diet) and organic flaxseed along with salt and mineral supplements and the occasional sugar cube. She will not eat apples or carrots! Silly filly! :)
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Sat Aug-13-05 10:34 AM
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14. do pinkie mice count? |
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Hey, it was a long time ago. Tequila was involved..............:crazy:
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ernstbass
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Sun Aug-14-05 11:36 AM
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15. Sure - I make it myself |
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Sun Aug-14-05 01:13 PM
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16. One of the things recommended for serious |
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backpackers is not to carry trail mix when you're in the back country but to carry a 'hot' dry dog food instead. It'll keep you going and you won't be tempted to eat it all before you need it like you would with trail mix.
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Sun Aug-14-05 11:55 PM
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17. Purina one tastes like |
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salty chicken broth flavored fritos.Hmmm cheep superbowl snacks from my idiot Bro in law...hmmm theyre too dense, drunk and distracted to notice..Cheeper than doritoes!! Luckily my kitties get real food(cooked meats) besides thier frito bits,too.
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Mon Aug-15-05 03:02 PM
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18. No, but dog's Country Stew Cuts & Gravy looks darn good! |
The Spirit Of Radio
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Mon Aug-15-05 04:08 PM
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19. Yes, my cats' food is disgusting. |
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Dog treats are good. I buy them sometimes even though I don't have a dog. :9
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Sat Aug-20-05 09:10 AM
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20. Yes. I have. Milk bone dog biscuits. Large ones. |
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Tastes like old breadsticks.
:9 :9
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Dervill Crow
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Sat Aug-20-05 12:19 PM
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21. I ate a "doggie Oreo" on a dare from my daughter and her boyfriend. |
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They are made from carob rather than chocolate and really taste quite good.
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