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:My cat's fat
"Ophelia" > wrote in message
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>> "Cheri" wrote in message news
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>> "Nancy Young" > wrote in message
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>>> On 12/11/2016 12:01 PM, Gary wrote:
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>>>> LOL! Animals aren't stupid...they know what's good or not.
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>>> So you're saying dogs won't eat chocolate or onions or grapes?
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>>> nancy
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>> We had a dog that loved grapes and ate them off the vine during season,
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>> had a preference for Tokays, never hurt him at all. In the old days, we
>> shared chocolate candy etc. with our various dogs and no problem for them
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>> all either. The point is though, if there's a chance with what's known
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>> days, no reason to let them have that stuff.
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>> Cheri
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>> I know what you mean. In the old days, our dogs had bones, cooked or
>> not... not now ... 
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>> I don't know whether to give them to her or not. Now, after reading all
>> the warnings, I am afraid to allow her to have them
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>> How about you??
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> I don't give this dog bones but occasionally add some bone powder to her
> food. My other dog did have a beef bone now and then, but she would
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> bury it instead of eating it. She did love turkey necks.
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> Cheri
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> I haven't come across bone powder. I will have a look around.
Most pet stores carry it here.
Cheri
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