My Dog Ate Butter What Should I Do – Vet Explains Pets
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My Dog Ate Butter What Should I Do – Vet Explains Pets
or dogs, or my food crops or livelihood?”
K Frolander • Israel II: Beyond the Basics (Israel Basics Book 2)
Dogs are different, since they are primarily carnivores and in the wild most of their food is meat. Because of the high sodium content in meat,
Stanley Coren • Do Dogs Dream?: Nearly Everything Your Dog Wants You to Know
In my particular suburb, every other lawn seems to have a little sign with a cartoon of a dog taking a shit on it, under the words PLEASE CLEAN UP AFTER YOUR DOG. But oddly enough, there’s also dog shit all over the place.
Heather Havrilesky • Foreverland: On the Divine Tedium of Marriage
We replaced high quality animal protein and fat with low quality plant fats. We have very clear data on this. There is no question it happened.
If you cook from scratch it is very easy to avoid these bad changes and then you will not be obese.
Stuart Evans added
Whatever action I take, walking, eating and excreting, incurs a cost to other lives, whether by killing and eating them directly, or by eating foods that they could otherwise have lived on. The most extreme impact my life has on other species is extinction, not just of their physical presence, but also of their memories, both those acquired within ... See more
David Waltner-Toews • On the shared genetic memories between us, the cat and the fly | Aeon Essays
Mary Martin added
that I did not use tea, nor coffee, nor butter, nor milk, nor fresh meat, and so did not have to work to get them; again, as I did not work hard, I did not have to eat hard, and it cost me but a trifle for my food; but as he began with tea, and coffee, and butter, and milk, and beef, he had to work hard to pay for them, and when he had worked hard
... See moreHenry David Thoreau • Walden (AmazonClassics Edition)
Nonetheless, in the wild more than 80 percent of a canine’s diet will be meat. For this reason, in addition to having sensors for sweet, salty, sour, and bitter, dogs have some specific taste receptors that are tuned for meats, fats, and meat-related chemicals.