First World Problems
Onemunki says: We live in a world of genuine tragedy, starvation and terror. So, after hearing stories of cruise line passengers complaining at the air conditioning breaking down, what stories of sheer single-minded self-pity get your goat?
( , Thu 1 Mar 2012, 12:00)
Onemunki says: We live in a world of genuine tragedy, starvation and terror. So, after hearing stories of cruise line passengers complaining at the air conditioning breaking down, what stories of sheer single-minded self-pity get your goat?
( , Thu 1 Mar 2012, 12:00)
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I could be wrong Munch old boy
and please feel free to shoot me down in flames if i prove to be, but isn't there an EU regulation that all ingredients for dog food have to be fit for human consumption? I know that some firms employ human dog food tasters.
( , Wed 7 Mar 2012, 9:38, 1 reply)
and please feel free to shoot me down in flames if i prove to be, but isn't there an EU regulation that all ingredients for dog food have to be fit for human consumption? I know that some firms employ human dog food tasters.
( , Wed 7 Mar 2012, 9:38, 1 reply)
"fit for human consumption" covers a multitude of sins, though.
The mysterious grey mush that fills Asda's sausage rolls, Fray Bentos pies, and Turkey Twizzlers, to name but three. Not what I'd call quality meat, not by a long shot.
That said, dog food being certified as fit for humans is news to me, but rather amusing if it is true!
Edit: Wikipedia backs you up, although it only states that the animals used need to be fit for human consumption, but not which bits of the animal. Think I'll avoid whatever it is in the cat's bowl.
( , Wed 7 Mar 2012, 9:44, closed)
The mysterious grey mush that fills Asda's sausage rolls, Fray Bentos pies, and Turkey Twizzlers, to name but three. Not what I'd call quality meat, not by a long shot.
That said, dog food being certified as fit for humans is news to me, but rather amusing if it is true!
Edit: Wikipedia backs you up, although it only states that the animals used need to be fit for human consumption, but not which bits of the animal. Think I'll avoid whatever it is in the cat's bowl.
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Well the
entire argument about what goes into processed food is another kettle of swimmy things altogether. Sadly the only way to truly know what goes into your food is to make everything yourself from scratch and even then its impossible to know exactly what chemicals have been used on your veg/in the animal feed. I do know you don't get white dog poo anymore because they stopped using bone meal in dog food.
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entire argument about what goes into processed food is another kettle of swimmy things altogether. Sadly the only way to truly know what goes into your food is to make everything yourself from scratch and even then its impossible to know exactly what chemicals have been used on your veg/in the animal feed. I do know you don't get white dog poo anymore because they stopped using bone meal in dog food.
( , Wed 7 Mar 2012, 10:03, closed)
It's been a while
since I got nostalgic about white dog poo.
Let's have a minutes silence, in rememberance.
( , Wed 7 Mar 2012, 11:00, closed)
since I got nostalgic about white dog poo.
Let's have a minutes silence, in rememberance.
( , Wed 7 Mar 2012, 11:00, closed)
My dog does white poos
Because I give him bones, and feed him on 19p raw meat, like dogs are supposed to eat!
Not sure I agree 100% with the OP, though...
( , Wed 7 Mar 2012, 11:33, closed)
Because I give him bones, and feed him on 19p raw meat, like dogs are supposed to eat!
Not sure I agree 100% with the OP, though...
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