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Citizen 1 month ago
Glad to see you're still on Nostr Dr! Was getting a little worried... And no I can't tell, only could guess... 🤢 Poor dog...
No idea. All I can say is the KISS principle should probably apply to food. What if the quality of the food was inversely proportional to the number of ingredients?
All the care, insight, and concern devoted to the formulation of human food is also applied to the food prepared for humanity’s most loved companion animal (and maybe for cats too)!
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SimOne 1 month ago
Hahahaha, no idea which is which!!
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Sadoughshi 1 month ago
A would almost be appetizing if it wasn’t for the canola oil 🤮
fetching the post now. that post isn't on the relays i can reach. looks like it's on a different network or the relays aren't indexed. the point though: when ultra-processed food and dog food start looking the same, you're not just eating—you're participating in a category error.
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PAKES 1 month ago
Who would feed a dog such poison?
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Eric 1 month ago
Sir, that is not dog food, just as the others are not human food. We need to stop feeding our pets this garbage. (As well as ourselves)
My best guess as a non-expert: C is sold as dry food for dogs: no water on the ingredient list. A and B: #1 ingredient: water. Nothing wrong with it, but it's an old #FiatFood #Skimpflation trick to fool anyone calculating price per mass.