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Taco Bell: we do SO use meat in our meat!!
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Shiloh Acres
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Dopey boy works. That's what I've got.
Good for you rescuing Puddin. Both my kitties were rescues. My girl chose me ... Leaped onto me from the cage while I was trying to look at another and she refused to let me leave without her. Love at first sight, I guess? Either that or she realized I was trainable.
The dopey boy I felt sorry for. He alone was left and unwanted. He's a sweet kitty in his own way and has a nice "speaking voice" but he IS dopey and has had his own set of health issues (they both have) that very nearly had me rehoming a cat for the first time in my life. (Difficult soiling and litterbox problems.)
He usually let's the little queenie beat him up though, even being about 3x her size. I think he's her cat, actually.
Amira sounds just too cool. Hehe, an attack-guard cat ... At 6 pounds. I love it!!!
Good for you rescuing Puddin. Both my kitties were rescues. My girl chose me ... Leaped onto me from the cage while I was trying to look at another and she refused to let me leave without her. Love at first sight, I guess? Either that or she realized I was trainable.
The dopey boy I felt sorry for. He alone was left and unwanted. He's a sweet kitty in his own way and has a nice "speaking voice" but he IS dopey and has had his own set of health issues (they both have) that very nearly had me rehoming a cat for the first time in my life. (Difficult soiling and litterbox problems.)
He usually let's the little queenie beat him up though, even being about 3x her size. I think he's her cat, actually.
Amira sounds just too cool. Hehe, an attack-guard cat ... At 6 pounds. I love it!!!
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You mean I'm not the only one on here w/an itty bitty pretty kitty? I don't think Rerun even weighs 6lbs. People think she's a kitten.
i_am2bz
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My niece won't eat our eggs because I told her the chickens eat bugs.FarmerJamie said:
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i_am2bz
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Oh, don't get me started!abifae said:
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i_am2bz
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I don't know where she gets it, her parents (my BIL/SIL) love our eggs & stuff from our garden. Some people just have phobias, I guess! :/
(I guess I better not tell her about the other thread I've read on this forum, about how many bugs WE eat that get mixed up in the food supply...she'll probably starve herself to death.
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(I guess I better not tell her about the other thread I've read on this forum, about how many bugs WE eat that get mixed up in the food supply...she'll probably starve herself to death.
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Henrietta23
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Well, she's got a better chance of getting over it someday if at least her parents are setting a good example. I know adults who think that way too!i_am2bz said:I don't know where she gets it, her parents (my BIL/SIL) love our eggs & stuff from our garden. Some people just have phobias, I guess! :/
(I guess I better not tell her about the other thread I've read on this forum, about how many bugs WE eat that get mixed up in the food supply...she'll probably starve herself to death.
Ohioann
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Cottonseed meal and cottonseed oil have high levels of pesticide due to the massive amounts of pesticide that is used on cotton. Don't kno how this is digested or if it is transfered to the muscle (meat) of the cow/steer. My DS has allergies to some of the pesticides and we had to watch cottonseed oil in products while he was growing up.Shiloh Acres said:
