Brooklyn1 wrote:
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> Fancy Feast costs as much as goose liver pate. And Science Diet
> kibbles cost more than boneless chuck.

I predict the raising of Toxoplasma-free
mice and rats for live cat food will be the
next big fad. It wouldn't be hard to get
in the ballpark of the price of conventional
cat food, it's a perfectly balanced diet,
the cats will love it, and there won't be
any melamine or other contaminants in it.

Of course, PETA wil have a fit. Screw 'em.

I wonder what the ideal cat food animal would
be? There are mutant strains used in research
that have various useful characteristics, such
as obesity. Really fat mice would be easy prey
for even an old, tired cat.