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"do you ever wonder if animals ever get bored of eating the same thing? we have a great range of foods available to us (ok, a lot of them are animals so perhaps not great for the herbivores ) but a lot of animals stick to one thing. also - hay - why do animals like eating hay? it is just dry grass!! and grass doesnt seem that exciting either. why do you think we evolved such diverse tastes in food? why am i posting this and not doing my assignment????????? " I think that they're only limited because they don't have wallets and are usually locked in a house/field or stables. Otherwise I'm sure they'd be in the supermarket/pet shop or even restaurants trying out new food | |||
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"I give my 2 pooches a diffrent meal every 3 nights. We would not eat the same day after day.... " what do you give them? | |||
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"do you ever wonder if animals ever get bored of eating the same thing? we have a great range of foods available to us (ok, a lot of them are animals so perhaps not great for the herbivores ) but a lot of animals stick to one thing. also - hay - why do animals like eating hay? it is just dry grass!! and grass doesnt seem that exciting either. why do you think we evolved such diverse tastes in food? why am i posting this and not doing my assignment????????? " well I've tried my dog with different things over the years but she's always preferred her pedigree chum sachets (won't eat the tin food) and loves her bakers meaty chunks . | |||
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"do you ever wonder if animals ever get bored of eating the same thing? we have a great range of foods available to us (ok, a lot of them are animals so perhaps not great for the herbivores ) but a lot of animals stick to one thing. also - hay - why do animals like eating hay? it is just dry grass!! and grass doesnt seem that exciting either. why do you think we evolved such diverse tastes in food? why am i posting this and not doing my assignment????????? " Both my cats and my dog eat grass at times - often to enable them to be sick afterwards. My cats like the same thing mostly to eat but my dog is very fussy and likes variety and gets bored with roast chicken all the time. She just refuses to eat if she doesn’t fancy it. For humans I think it often comes down to your motivation to eat. Some just eat because they are hungry and most foods will fill their needs. However others like variety and get sensory pleasure from eating through sense of smell, taste, texture and feeling full. | |||
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"My dog is raw fed, so he gets a variety of different meats/fruit/veg and rice. He also has a lump of raw chicken for breakfast, and natural treats. I also say no if people want to give him treats, they don’t have to live with the farts when he eats something with grains or the like… " We are getting a puppy soon and I always wondered if a raw diet meant 'meals cooked from fresh' or literally raw. You just answered that, although I guess it's either or? | |||
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"My dog is raw fed, so he gets a variety of different meats/fruit/veg and rice. He also has a lump of raw chicken for breakfast, and natural treats. I also say no if people want to give him treats, they don’t have to live with the farts when he eats something with grains or the like… We are getting a puppy soon and I always wondered if a raw diet meant 'meals cooked from fresh' or literally raw. You just answered that, although I guess it's either or? " It’s literally raw. The evening meals are frozen raw nuggets that I buy from the pet shop, it’s really easy. You can make your own, but I didn’t have the confidence in feeding a complete diet for him. I just get the frozen nuggets out in the morning and they defrost during the day. | |||
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"do you ever wonder if animals ever get bored of eating the same thing? we have a great range of foods available to us (ok, a lot of them are animals so perhaps not great for the herbivores ) but a lot of animals stick to one thing. also - hay - why do animals like eating hay? it is just dry grass!! and grass doesnt seem that exciting either. why do you think we evolved such diverse tastes in food? why am i posting this and not doing my assignment????????? " I work with horses and I always wonder if they get bored but they always devour their food so I guess not | |||
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"My dog is raw fed, so he gets a variety of different meats/fruit/veg and rice. He also has a lump of raw chicken for breakfast, and natural treats. I also say no if people want to give him treats, they don’t have to live with the farts when he eats something with grains or the like… We are getting a puppy soon and I always wondered if a raw diet meant 'meals cooked from fresh' or literally raw. You just answered that, although I guess it's either or? " Look into BARF (bones and raw feeding) it is literally raw fed diet. Not nice to handle but healthy Many vets will tell you not to feed raw but that is bullshit. Vets are usually paid by companies such as Iams to promote their foods Allaboutdogfood is a good website to learn about nutritional information in foods I do give kibble, a good quality kibble usually has 80% of meals. I give my boy Eden or Millies Wolfheart. Raw is definitely researching and usually works our cheaper. I spend avoid £40 a month an BARF, that is for a 56k German Shepherd who is fed twice a day | |||
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"My dog is raw fed, so he gets a variety of different meats/fruit/veg and rice. He also has a lump of raw chicken for breakfast, and natural treats. I also say no if people want to give him treats, they don’t have to live with the farts when he eats something with grains or the like… We are getting a puppy soon and I always wondered if a raw diet meant 'meals cooked from fresh' or literally raw. You just answered that, although I guess it's either or? Look into BARF (bones and raw feeding) it is literally raw fed diet. Not nice to handle but healthy Many vets will tell you not to feed raw but that is bullshit. Vets are usually paid by companies such as Iams to promote their foods Allaboutdogfood is a good website to learn about nutritional information in foods I do give kibble, a good quality kibble usually has 80% of meals*. I give my boy Eden or Millies Wolfheart. Raw is definitely researching and usually works our cheaper. I spend avoid £40 a month an BARF, that is for a 56k German Shepherd who is fed twice a day" *meats not meals | |||
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"My dog is raw fed, so he gets a variety of different meats/fruit/veg and rice. He also has a lump of raw chicken for breakfast, and natural treats. I also say no if people want to give him treats, they don’t have to live with the farts when he eats something with grains or the like… We are getting a puppy soon and I always wondered if a raw diet meant 'meals cooked from fresh' or literally raw. You just answered that, although I guess it's either or? Look into BARF (bones and raw feeding) it is literally raw fed diet. Not nice to handle but healthy Many vets will tell you not to feed raw but that is bullshit. Vets are usually paid by companies such as Iams to promote their foods Allaboutdogfood is a good website to learn about nutritional information in foods I do give kibble, a good quality kibble usually has 80% of meals. I give my boy Eden or Millies Wolfheart. Raw is definitely researching and usually works our cheaper. I spend avoid £40 a month an BARF, that is for a 56k German Shepherd who is fed twice a day" Thank you, I will look into it | |||
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"My dog is raw fed, so he gets a variety of different meats/fruit/veg and rice. He also has a lump of raw chicken for breakfast, and natural treats. I also say no if people want to give him treats, they don’t have to live with the farts when he eats something with grains or the like… We are getting a puppy soon and I always wondered if a raw diet meant 'meals cooked from fresh' or literally raw. You just answered that, although I guess it's either or? " I tried my dog on RAW when I got her - for a short while she liked raw off cuts of steak but not anything else. Now she won't eat RAW especially the frozen packs you can buy. She only likes cooked food. | |||
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