dogfood and catfood for survival

Well hey, if you could gobble the good poop before the rabit does then go for it!!!!
 
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Vicious rabbits are no problem. Just remember "the number of the counting shall be three" and then throw the Holy Hand Grenade of Antioch!
 
Brian - that is the whole reason why God invented the HOLY HANDGRENDADE!!!!
 
Back in 1999, I researched this as part of Y2K readiness, that was a waste, but I did learn from the companies that virtually all canned and dry cat & dog food is considered safe for human consumption.

IF you can keep it down. :D

That was until it started being manufactured in China and killing pets:eek: I'll stick to REAL wild crafted foods if I'm out of groceries thank you:barf:

My 3 farm cats eat whatever i don't fight them for first....whether it's on my plate or not:o Had one pull a bowl of hot soup down onto my lap when it was just 6 months old. Now that one thinks he's a dang 'table scrap dog':rolleyes: i fend him off every meal, he's the original pavlov's Dog I think. As soon as I start setting the table he gets up from his 'beauty rest' and ambles on over to the tableside. If he's feeling his cajones he'll actually take my seat while I'm serving the meal:confused: One look and he gets down though...he knows who the Alpha Kitty is in this house:D 'No more whipped cream for you!'
 
This thread reminds of Viktor Belenko, a Soviet pilot who defected to Japan with a MiG-25 in 1976.

From an interview with him in 1996.....

“Later, when I discovered the super-market was real one, I had real fun exploring new products. I would buy, everyday, a new thing and try to figure out its function. In Russia at that time (and even today) it’s hard to find canned food, good one. But everyday I would buy new cans with different food. Once I bought a can which said “dinner.” I cooked it with potatoes, onions, and garlic — it was delicious. Next morning my friends ask me, “Viktor, did you buy a cat?” It was a can of chicken-based cat food. But it was delicious! It was better than canned food for people in Russia today. And I did test it. Last year I brought four people from Russia for commercial project, and I set them up. I bought nibble sized human food. I installed a pâté, and it was cat food. I put it on crackers. And they did consume it, and they liked it. So the taste has not changed. By the way, for those who are not familiar with American cat food. It’s very safe; it’s delicious, and sometimes it’s better than human food, because of the Humane Society."
 
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