Soldato
My cat's a right fussy bugger, she turns her nose up at pretty much everything.
My dog on the other hand will eat anything,
My dog on the other hand will eat anything,
Does your pet like strange food?
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Soldato
The other thing I find funny is the amount of people who say their dogs/cats are fussy eaters, Max has been taught that when we put food down for him if he doesn't eat it, it won't stay there for very long.
So he eats what we want him to eat when he is hungry.
KaHn
So he eats what we want him to eat when he is hungry.
KaHn
Commissario
My old cat loved eating Kit Kat's ,the 4 finger ones. I could leave it fully wrapped and he would quite happly remove the wrapper and eat away
For the record, and in relation to the Garlic debate it's actually quite simple.
You CAN give your dog garlic everyday, and as Kahn said, it does act as a natural flea repelant.
But like with onions, leeks, chives, mushrooms and a few others, it MUST be cooked first.
It's the toxins in the fibrous (sic) pulp that causes the problems. Cooking the vegetables reduces these toxins to a minimum AND makes the pulp less fibrous (sic).
You CAN give your dog garlic everyday, and as Kahn said, it does act as a natural flea repelant.
But like with onions, leeks, chives, mushrooms and a few others, it MUST be cooked first.
It's the toxins in the fibrous (sic) pulp that causes the problems. Cooking the vegetables reduces these toxins to a minimum AND makes the pulp less fibrous (sic).
Man of Honour
My cockatiel likes to eat rice and also mashed potato in small balls The potato balls sometimes stick to his beak so he shakes his head which then sends said potato ball flying off into the distance.
The potato balls sometimes stick to his beak so he shakes his head which then sends said potato ball flying off into the distance.
Man of Honour
Our neighbour’s cat treats our place like a second home and always seems to appear when the Bombay mix is out, he loves it.
Associate
My rats eat anything I would.
Most favourite: cola, rice crispies
Strangest: probably fruit/herbal tea bags or ear wax and bogies
You should never give rats fizzy juice. The can't be sick or burp so it causes excrutiatingly painful wind for them.
