Cheeseburgers could harm cats

Mikhayl · 12-01-08, 10:06 AM

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Oberon · 12-01-08, 10:46 AM

Nokia · 12-01-08, 10:58 AM

mcf1 · 12-01-08, 11:01 AM

Here read this kitty, no more junk food nights

ok ok one more time

panzer 49th · 12-01-08, 11:46 AM

Are we going to start a new LOLcat thread?

StdDev · 12-01-08, 12:00 PM

August · 12-01-08, 01:41 PM

I don't think the effects on a herbivore necessarily indicate the effect on a carnivore.

Monica Lewinsky · 12-03-08, 09:02 PM

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Originally Posted by panzer 49th

Are we going to start a new LOL cat thread?

Nah, it is a Trunk Monkey Thread

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http://learnabit.homeserver.com/lab/Trunk-Monkey.wmv

MothBalls · 12-01-08, 06:27 PM

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Originally Posted by Mikhayl

http://www.reuters.com/article/scien...4AR48G20081128

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Mice fed junk food for nine months showed signs of developing the abnormal brain tangles strongly associated with Alzheimer's disease, a Swedish researcher said on Friday.

That's it, sorry kitty!

What if it's just a hamburger with no cheese?

http://www.latimes.com/features/cust...,4726804.story

breadcatcher101 · 12-01-08, 06:56 PM

I think rats/mice are cats natural food. We live on a small farm and my wife is spoiling our "mousers" by buying them these canned cat foods. It gets them to where they no longer even pay attention to a rat or mouse if they happen to stumble onto one.

They really should come out with a rat/mouse flavor cat food, you know? I mean if we are suddenly faced with an invasion of salmon or tuna (with egg bits) our cats will know what to do!

As for cheeseburgers I have yet to see her offer them one but it is probably because she hasn't thought of it yet.

Jimbuna · 12-02-08, 06:27 AM

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Originally Posted by breadcatcher101

I think rats/mice are cats natural food. We live on a small farm and my wife is spoiling our "mousers" by buying them these canned cat foods. It gets them to where they no longer even pay attention to a rat or mouse if they happen to stumble onto one.

They really should come out with a rat/mouse flavor cat food, you know? I mean if we are suddenly faced with an invasion of salmon or tuna (with egg bits) our cats will know what to do!

As for cheeseburgers I have yet to see her offer them one but it is probably because she hasn't thought of it yet.

She could try offering the cat one of these

nikimcbee · 12-03-08, 12:29 AM

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Originally Posted by jimbuna

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Originally Posted by breadcatcher101

I think rats/mice are cats natural food. We live on a small farm and my wife is spoiling our "mousers" by buying them these canned cat foods. It gets them to where they no longer even pay attention to a rat or mouse if they happen to stumble onto one.

They really should come out with a rat/mouse flavor cat food, you know? I mean if we are suddenly faced with an invasion of salmon or tuna (with egg bits) our cats will know what to do!

As for cheeseburgers I have yet to see her offer them one but it is probably because she hasn't thought of it yet.

She could try offering the cat one of these

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breadcatcher101 Captain Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Southeastern USA Posts: 546 Downloads: 1 Uploads: 0	I think rats/mice are cats natural food. We live on a small farm and my wife is spoiling our "mousers" by buying them these canned cat foods. It gets them to where they no longer even pay attention to a rat or mouse if they happen to stumble onto one. They really should come out with a rat/mouse flavor cat food, you know? I mean if we are suddenly faced with an invasion of salmon or tuna (with egg bits) our cats will know what to do! As for cheeseburgers I have yet to see her offer them one but it is probably because she hasn't thought of it yet.