h a l f b a k e r y"It would work, if you can find alternatives to each of the steps involved in this process."
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This was my dog's idea. He just loves cats.
Ingredients include "Essence of Cat," derived by boiling cat
fur.
Product available in these three favorite flavors:
-Persian
-Siamese
-Alley cat
Available at most local pet stores, or by mail order.
(?) D F C Ts
http://www.halfbake...ured_20Cat_20Treats
share and share alike. [neilp, Oct 04 2004, last modified Oct 21 2004]
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do dogs actually like the taste of cat ? will they chose it in preference to steak or chicken ? |
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Given the choice between moggie and mutton, my labrador would eat the mutton first. |
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<aside> when I worked in the flavour industry we did some work for a guy who wanted to make pet food for snakes. He knew snakes went mental for crickets, so we took some crickets, extracted them and did a flavour match. The snakes loved it. Never did cats though. </aside> |
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It sounds like a great marketing idea. Just throw "Cat Flavored" on the label (along with the other boxes which might be bacon flavored, beef flavored, ...) |
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The marketing of pet treats has always been geared toward humans. It doesn't matter what it actually tastes like. |
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