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The Irony Of It All
Brad Hollerbach

Fancy Some Cheese With That Cat Food?

Posted Monday, April 18, 2011, at 12:00 AM

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  • Sorry to intrude on this feline discussion, but dogs would probably prefer their food was flavored with Tastes Like My Own Rear End. Cats seem to lick everywhere but there, which probably says something about the differences between cats and dogs.

    -- Posted by Just_Wondering1 on Mon, Apr 18, 2011, at 1:40 PM
  • I wonder if they make as many varieties of flavored food for dogs as they do for cats? However, JW, I'm pretty sure that Rear End is likely not one of the flavors.

    Growing up our dogs got primarily dry food, although Duchess the doberman also got table scraps.

    In hindsight it is amazing that she lived as long as she did considering mom's generous use of salt and other ingredients that we all know today are bad for you. Duchess was how mom often disposed of excess grease.

    Yummy!

    Thanks for reading.

    -- Posted by Brad_Hollerbach on Mon, Apr 18, 2011, at 1:58 PM
  • KissyCat (before its death) feasted regularly and mightily on tons of Fancy Feast. That darn cat never gained a oiybd and never had a accident (in the house) Had a Germand shepard and a Doberman who both did very well on Alpo. Now I have a little persnicity Italian greyhound who only condescends to eat Cesar, no dry food or kibbles thank you very muchOf all the animals, he too would enjoy going "out." But unlike all the others, he would wait until returning in to go "out."

    There have been moments when his life expectancy has been in serious doubt.

    -- Posted by voyager on Wed, Apr 20, 2011, at 2:39 PM