Is Pet Food Safe for Humans to Eat?

[@TodayIFoundOut]

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[@KristianSandvikk]

I actually before had a habit of sneking outside and secretly eating some dry cat food wich was delicious

[@christopherchadsey9266]

Today I Found Out Mice like peanut butter

[@mrbadx19]

at age 56, i chipped a tooth on a quarter pounder with cheese, not likely to buy any hard cat or dog food. 30 years ago i used to dumpster dive with a couple neighbors at a local mickey dees, that was actually fun, getting food that was an hour old, last a few days in the fridge and nuke as needed.

[@mrbadx19]

@David Daivdson this was 30 year ago, my next door neighbors were roofers and laid off for the winter, so i'd drive them there. i haven't really tried this lately. i did get fired 3 weeks ago today. i never paid much attention to their dumpsters the last few years, but with automation, most items are cooked when ordered, i think the only items under heat lamps are the pies there these days. 30 years ago you could walk in and see a dozen burgers under a heat lamp at any time, those would be the ones that got tossed. for giggles i may see what they are throwing out now, i'm on "food stamps" (actually a credit card from the state) so i won't starve anytime soon :)

[@JinzoCrash]

One thing I really wished you'd hit on... tuna KILLS cats eventually. They can't break it down like we can and end up with a slow, ugly death from a B vitamin deficiency.

[@downsidebrian]

"Pet food is not optimized to human dietary requirements." Neither is the average American diet.

[@thomasraahauge5231]

So, to what is the average American diet optimized?

[@OdinzEinherjar]

Thomas Raahauge Fattening up cattle,no fucking lie!

[@thomasraahauge5231]

And I thougth that the lousy crap, most danes eat because they are too cheap to buy proper food, was bad. There's an old danish idiom that says, that everything is bigger in America. Butt sizes included, it seems :-D

[@OdinzEinherjar]

Thomas Raahauge I'm not Danish.

[@thomasraahauge5231]

vikin godin: that's alright. I was just telling about the stuff we danes eat because we prefer low cost over actual price vs value. Except for the vegans. But I count them out of the equation because the vegans eat all the food I would fed the cows . . .

[@eat_ze_bugs]

My dog survives on homework, no dog food needed.

[@darksidelead]

Kevin Yeoh science projects give it an extra kick

[@xxkhandikidxx]

CoolGamer28113 No. It's a tree.

[@carolynmmitchell2240]

CoolGamer28113 yeah, it's yo mama

[@arikatnjo]

CoolGamer28113 oof

[@forgodsakestopplz7944]

Is homework edible to humans?

[@telemachin]

- cats need taurine. Me, bringing Red Bull to the cat.

[@slamacatgt4296]

R/comedycementery

[@kseventytwo]

Slamacat GT cementery? also its lower case r also fuck off

[@spin4687]

k1742 also you’re toxic also a grammar nazi also like using the word also alot

[@kseventytwo]

Annoying Dog you typed that entire message out and yet not one person asked

[@spin4687]

Is someone talking to me? I cant seem to see them

[@rcxb1]

Dry dog food was previously stocked as survival food on life rafts. Long shelf life, low cost, rather close to what humans need, and unlikely to be consumed outside of an emergency.

[@dannydetonator]

Lately it has become more expensive than human food. I can buy different kind of biscuits for half the price of dry dog food. Dog biscuits are 3-4X the price. Very greedy basterds in pet-food marketing..

[@HalfdeadRider]

@@dannydetonator WTF? lol our biscuits are not a complete food, they are a snack. I'd also be very surprised if you could buy a 20kg bag of digestives for a little over £20 and make them last a couple of months or so.

[@randyralls9658]

Premium dog food is about $2 per pound. Chicken for my supermarket is about $1 per pound. Potato $0.50/lb. Carrots $0.50/lb. Broccoli $.75/lb. Green bean $.75/lb. My dogs eat food. It's cheaper The food in my supermarket is also slightly better than dog food.

[@jaspalmer1730]

@@randyralls9658 That's crazy! The next time I have a pet I was thinking of just making their food myself to make sure they were getting good quality food. But if it's cheaper too it's def a win-win.

[@LincolnRon]

@@jaspalmer1730 For as long as I can remember it has always been cheaper and better to make your own dog food than to use store bought dog food. Store bought dog food exists for the same reason microwave meals exist, it's quick & easy.

[@bakedveal2624]

No lie, one very drunken while rummaging the cabinets for something to eat, I came across a bowl of beneful wet dog food. It had corn and carrots, all kinds of good looking stuff in it. I didn't think twice about it, I microwaved it, salt pepper and creole. That shit was actually pretty damn edible. Waking up the next day and realizing what I'd done, I had to silently laugh, but was like, I'll probably do it again.

[@kiyo8991]

oh yeah yeah 😂

[@yeeturmcbeetur8197]

OBS

[@DrunkenGuitarGuy]

nope never been that drunk.... or foolish.... or stupid....

[@BolinFoto]

My drunken friend fried some cat food. I asked him why are you frying up cat food and he answered "Well you can't expect me to eat it raw now do you?" It sounded sensible at the time though so I didn't stop him....

[@geoffdearth7360]

Dog food is OK for people since dogs are omnivores like people. Cat food not so much.

[@theCodyReeder]

Dog food actually tastes quite good.

[@stalker6617]

what about cat food? or fish food?

[@theCodyReeder]

I find cat food to have a very strong "protein" taste and has no sweetness to it, edible but I dont like it. Fish food is (like the flakes) has similar problems to cat food comes with as well as a strong "fishy" smell. whereas dog food is mostly corn with some oil and meat flavor mixed in so it has much nicer "cornbread" taste, which makes sense as it more closely resembles a human diet.

[@theCodyReeder]

My grandma used to have a pet wolf (yes an actual timber-wolf that my cousin got as a pup) and when I was little I wondered into the wolf pen. The wolf picked me up and sat me down by his dish and wouldn't let me leave until I had eaten some. Its one of my earliest memories.

[@Koutsn_]

Went to check if you were the real Cody'sLab, preview hovercard: 999+ subs... channel counter: 800.573 subs It's technically not wrong, but hillarious that it still says 999+ Anyways, I occasionally watch your videos, keep em coming

[@catnium]

it doesn't mate.. dogs taste buds are not the same as humans try it .. it wont kill you but it wont taste good . i dare you to eat a can of pedigree pals

[@utah133]

Cats drink much better from running water sources. I got a cat fountain, 20 bucks for my two cats. It recirculates the water in the dish over a little waterfall via a small pump and includes a replaceable carbon filter. It's a good investment, as cat kidney troubles, etc. are very expensive to treat.

[@bcaye]

rationalguy, they love them so much. In the summer put in a few cubes of ice, they go crazy.

[@ricex2]

my cat love drinking from the fish tank... i think i will just leave her be..

[@bcaye]

+ricex2, that water isn't safe for your cat. The fish eliminate in it.

[@bcaye]

+bladeofveng, fair enough. Fish still shit in it and you use chemicals in it. Cats can have very delicate renal functuon and you don't know until it's serious. Not risking my buddies.

[@bcaye]

+bladeofveng, rationalize all you want, I don't take chances with my loved ones.

[@d.jensen5153]

Kinda wish there were a low-priced human chow, that would address our full nutritional requirements, cost as little as possible, and last a long time in the original packaging. I suppose wheat and dry beans would be a start.

[@arielamelchor2486]

D. Jensen Thats "Bachelor Chow" from Futurama!

[@dmath1490]

SPAM comes to mind but too much causes diabetus

[@jjcatmaster123]

D. Jensen ever heard of soylent? It's all of the nutrients a human needs in the form of either a drink, powder or a food bar. It's cheap food engineered to provide the nutrients you need. Personally I wouldn't eat it because every person has a different "ideal" diet and it shouldn't be some nutrient powder. Plus it doesn't have that much flavor or texture, but if you are into cheap food that has the nutrients you need, go ahead.

[@fabio752]

Buy a bag of rice, a bag of beans, a big old thing of spinach and you get what you need (for a short time, shouldn't eat like this every day...)

[@iHaveTheDocuments]

D. Jensen Trust me they make it, you can get it at you're county jail or prison. They even call it chow. Three times a day. I don't recommend.

[@darthplagueis13]

Quick thing to note if you are gonna prepare food for cats and dogs yourself: Meat does not mean steak. You shouldn't keep your pets on an exclusive muscle meat diet just as you shouldn't try to keep them vegan. Just think of it: If a predator feeds in the wild it will not only devour some choice cuts but also entrails and fat as well as try to break open some bones to get to the marrow. Speaking of bones: Don't give them chicken bones to chew on. They are thin and brittle and can splinter into pointy shards that will hurt your pet.

[@vashani]

The liver is typically the first thing predators go for as it is one of the most nutrient rich organs.

[@Primalxbeast]

Darthplagueis13 That's one of the mistakes that people who keep exotic cats tend to make, as if trying to keep a cougar or tiger as a pet wasn't a big enough mistake in the first place.

[@nulle8935]

Guts are so cheap too, dont know why people dont use them as treats

[@TheAzynder]

@@nulle8935 Because ready packaged is made appealing, easy to pick and has a long shelf life. Also the ads give the impression that if you don't feed your animal only the premium packaged animal feed you are a bad person and you don't love your animal.

[@nulle8935]

Frozen liver is pretty disgusting ig. Turns liquidy At the same time though its only 2 dollars for a pack of them

[@jdraven0890]

I did a construction job at a Purina factory. The plant manager said that their tolerances are the same or tighter than for human food, because dogs have more sensitive digestive systems. He said a jerky treat off his production line is better quality than a brand for humans. And then he proceeded to take one from the QC area and eat it.

[@xinic5]

I mean.that might be true, but taste wise, probably not. Dogs and cats gave different flavors that are appetizing to them and make them want to eat thd food.

[@jdraven0890]

@@xinic5 Yes - I remember reading that cat food smells the way it does because they let it ferment a bit on purpose, which is for some reason appealing to cats, specifically.

[@jdraven0890]

@bryan diaz varela Cats are weird, so probably yes (maybe I heard they let cat food "rot" a bit, but that sounds gross. And is probably more accurate...Ew.)

[@TheAzynder]

@@jdraven0890 I don't have cats so not all that familiar with cat food, but I did once win a can of it in a raffle, so I opened it, it smelled delicious, like meat stew, I bet with just a bit of salt and pepper it would have tasted quite good.

[@raggedyanarchist]

My health-nut mother never kept any snacks in the house, so I've stolen a few milkbones in my day. The orange ones taste a bit like stale goldfish crackers.

[@alram1400]

just adorable !

[@3800S1]

LOL

[@verucasalt4535]

My male cat who's over 13 loves saltines; any crunchy crackery snack he loves. My cousin's deceased female cat loved french fries. My old deceased female cat loved cheesey popcorn.... cats are strange. But not as strange as dogs who love POOP.

[@NathanielBroombiz]

my cat loves tortilla chips

[@alexwyman8380]

So the dog got treats but you didn't? Hahaha

[@daniel55645]

When I worked at Kmart, a couple came in and started yelling because some of the dog food was expired and started going in about how they eat the food.

[@SSJFro]

If my deodorant has to have a warning about not being safe to eat, I'm pretty sure pet food would too if it wasn't.

[@-pyrosef-]

no, that's comparing food items to cosmetic items. By that logic my 54" TV should have a big "do not eat sticker" on it too

[@juancena1117]

Piotr Rywciu DONT TELL ME WHAT TO DO !>:( (Bites Airplane Wing)

[@EmployeeJoe630]

deodorant is pretty tasty smelling

[@nonbinaryfortnite]

SSJFro wait so my aspergers comes from that time I ate deodorant when I was 12

[@rdxdt]

Well , i guess the 54" TV are made from a different kind of chips.

[@ashleyhardy4042]

As a vet tech and animal nutritionist, the accuracy of the information regarding cat food impressed me. Bravo!

[@eviljujuguy801]

I'm named after my great great grandpa who started a business in the 20's producing and selling different animal feeds based on the idea that what's good for the animals is good for us, my grandpa sold the business in 1999 to purina.

[@speye22e]

When my brother was a toddler, my family visited my aunt and uncle who had a dog named Sasha. My brother happily grabbed a handful of Sasha's dog food from her bowl and ate it. Sasha got an indignant look and barked at him, but otherwise there were no ill effects.

[@thomasraahauge5231]

My daughter used to snack on the cat's food (the dried stuff, she didn't like the wet stuff that much) when she was a toddler. The cats didn't mind, and she would even offer some to her mum, who respectfully pretended to eat some. It didn't seem to harm her, and the cats still had plenty to eat. :)

[@This_guy42069]

I also went to visit my aunt as a toddler and she also had a dog named Sasha. The funny thing is that i also grabbed a handful of Sasha's food and eat it in front of her. There were no I'll effects after, but we joke about it every now and then

[@SeraphimKnight]

Those eat-only dogs looked so cute too ;_;

[@girletherial]

That should have been a separate video. Took away my thumbs up because of the last set of facts. I watch content here based on my mood. I was in the mood to be cheered up and amused, not saddened.

[@whoami-nu5jc]

get a shiba inu then.

[@johnread-jones9846]

Girl Etherial, You shouldn't be saddened by it. We eat all kinds of meat and it's quite natural.

[@girletherial]

John Read-Jones - You realize your comment justifies cannibalism, right?

[@johnread-jones9846]

Even cannibalism is only taboo now due to modern day culture. Fairly common practice throughout history.

[@alflurin]

My cat eats meat only food. It is expensive but I don't believe that normal cat food, mainly being based on cereals, is adequate.

[@GWRProductions-kg9pt]

not all are

[@alflurin]

The food I used to give my cat was made by Purina and at a premium price but still had a lot of cereals and vegetables.... cats aren't omnivore. Then again, other places may have more diversity in cat food that I don't know, so I guess you're right!

[@XianBlackman]

The best food I have found is pet mince that is either called PMR (Prey Model Raw) or BARF (Biologically Appropriate Raw Food) look out for these as well as giving just muscle meat as your cat may not be getting all it's required vitamins and minerals. Although I certainly agree that most dried food is not biologically appropriate. I have only ever found a few dry foods from New Zealand that are REALLY nutritionally suitable dry foods one called Ziwi Peak which is a spray dried food (jerky like) that is also a prey model ratio of muscle meat, bone matter , organs and essential viatmins and minerals. Anyway good to hear people are doing their research and not just buying Royal Canin because the vet said to.

[@alflurin]

Good info. Thanks

[@brokenwave6125]

No cereal based foods are good for dogs or cats. The same people that argue for them should argue for a McDonald's only diet for humans. Sure...cheap dry foods won't kill your pets...otherwise they couldn't sell them. But they do drastically decrease their health and lifespan, and guarantee chronic medical issues. Just like if a human only ate bread and water.

[@marcdecock7946]

when I hear: dogs make their own vitamine C, I imagine somewhere in the forest a chemical plant run by poodles. They produce vitamine supplements… would they be cheaper? how do they distribute the stuff, how is it packaged?

[@Andrew-on3vc]

Dogs are the new oranges.

[@RandyLunn]

I am going to cut back to an occasional Milk-Bone.

[@josephwelch547]

Randy Lunn Am I the only one who has bought those speciality dog treats that look likr cookies from petco just to see what they taste like? They actually taste pretty good.

[@thetomgirl5414]

Cobra Commander they are basicaly cookies, Judt safe for your lil pupper to eat

[@almisami]

Question: Why haven't we developped dry ''Bachelor Chow''? There MUST be a market for dry, easily stored and transported protein and caloric intake...

[@snowyschannel]

look up soylent

[@RodCornholio]

Agree. Some cereal company in partnership and licensing agreement with Futurama could make a fortune. I remember a product called "gamer grub" or something came pretty close. It was good but overpriced and poorly marketed. I think it was discontinued. Bachelor chow can be simulated by mixing up a protein drink and pouring it over a high-vitamin enriched cereal. Still waiting for the real thing as well as a Beavis and Butt Head Nacho product (hopefully available at convenience stores). Ahhhh....dreams.

[@menkejo]

RodCornholio beavis and butthead are whack as fuck

[@brokenwave6125]

From Futurama? Yeah...that's what survival rations are. There is no way something that processed and monotonous can be good for a person in the long term though. We need a varied diet, which includes fresh foods, or we develop chronic medical issues. People have marketed products like this for decades but they never catch on...for various reasons.

[@jeremiahhuntley4017]

I thought Purina had Bachelor Chow. I could of swarn I saw it next to the Purina Lion Chow.

[@stoneretiquette3626]

yOU Look like an exact 50% 50% mix of the vsauce and vsauce2 guy

[@TodayIFoundOut]

Perhaps a science experiment by the pair gone wrong. ;-)

[@khxml]

Stoner Etiquette ...Mindblown.

[@yarloo]

Holy fucking shit. I thought it was a joke you made and it was the same guy, I had a follow up joke and everything. I haven't seen any Vs in a fucking year or something. Could swear it was the same fucking guy. jesus

[@ABW941]

Vsauce Michel here, did you ever wonder why simon whistler looks a lot like me? Today I will explain the strange connection between bald men in science related youtube videos and the origin of the genetic material they were cloned from...

[@Nightelfmusic]

He's 3sauce

[@shaaauuu]

This is why my animals get normal food. If I make chicken, they eat chicken. I just make theirs with no salts or seasoning. They also eat lots of veggies along with lots or raw meats.

[@romancernega]

Daniel Mendoza they still need salt especially on hot days so just give them something salty once in a while

[@malnutritionboy]

i always never buy them processed food. i just cook and feed them leftovers

[@vladislavvelizanin5057]

that's very tough for their health. shame on you

[@shaaauuu]

Vladislav V you should know what you're talking about before you comment.

[@leoniek6351]

That's not good enough. You NEED to inform yourself about what nutrients they need and in what quantity. What you feed them will not have all of it and in the right amount, you WILL have to supplement, which is fine, the best pet food is selfmade including supplements. If you don't give them their supplements, depending on what they're missing, they might get very ill or go blind, etc.

[@tinsoldier1983]

I don't know why but I find these videos quite calming

[@Cyberspine]

Title: Is pet food safe for humans? 1:00 "...man's best friend some time during the Ice Age..."

[@Cemhta]

Yes... Sometimes he deviates a little from the main subject... XD

[@caelestisnox7045]

A bit of a stretch but he isn't wrong though

[@ayekantspeylgud]

The bonus fact... whyyyy 😭😭😭 I didn’t need to see those pictures 😭😭😭😭😭

[@rottenpoet6675]

just imagine that with chickens on the factory line

[@Cemhta]

I see no difference in the animal that is being eaten and will never understand the hypocrisy of preferring to kill and eat some animals over others. People who think like this has definitely never pet a cow-pig-chicken or whatever animal and see that in the bottom it's all the same. I go to another extreme though, to me eating a human would be the same too. It is a dead being in front of me. Meat is meat.

[@flemishtemplar3766]

Well... that's reality tho.

[@cantrellisgod]

I mean... I really hope the people crying about dogs and cats being bred for food, are vegan. Once you breed something for food, there really is no difference other than you think one is cute. Compassion for animals yeah, but why not all?

[@veronicaflores2695]

This is how vegans feel everyday.

[@donbasuradenuevo]

No, Japan does NOT eat dog or cat meat. China and Korea do.

[@OtsdarvaOS]

He said China....

[@puttputt524]

Just so people know, most Chinese people find eating dogs to be deplorable. It's heard of, definitely happens in Canton, but young ish Chinese people pretty much refuse to eat dog.

[@MedicalChew]

yeah man, this crap needs to stop. Dogs and cats are pretty much last resort for 99% of Chinese. Ancient China was not exactly a food heaven and people from the yesteryears scrounged up whatever they can ... and these habits die hard for some older folks *I'm a Chinese Diaspora* Never would eat dog - unless my life depended on it

[@puttputt524]

FlyCasual I dont know about 99%, i have a couple people in my family who have had dog before... and we arent even mainland chinese. How's this, nobody in my family has had dog in over 30 years. And while 99% sounds like a high estimate when considering all chinese people, I would bet that MORE than 99% of people under 35 absolutely detest the thought of eating dog. All outside of Canton of course, those people are rumored to eat everything.

[@amoniousbt1110]

we should nuke canton XD... but seriously i never would have thaught dog consumption was still so hight in china... its disgusting

[@geoffharris724]

I just loved hearing all about why Vit-A-Min-Eh was in pet food, lol.

[@unevenspleener]

Fascinating video, thank you! You may not be aware that, for decades, America's senior population has incorporated canned dog and cat food into their grocery budget as a way to supplement their meager, often insufficient retirement allowance. Thanks again for your post!

[@SuperBettyxoxo]

My heart is broken. Thank you Bonus Fact.

[@JoeDillingham]

This is an especially good video. One question, why are all your videos so visually soft?

[@TodayIFoundOut]

What do you mean by "visually soft"?

[@JoeDillingham]

As in all your videos look just slightly out of focus when played at full 1080 resolution. As if they were finished at a low res and then scaled up, or perhaps compressed too much. But, in the latter case, there is not excessive compression artifacting so probably not compression. Just softness, which I see on multiple computers in various places with different internet connections, so not the connection. Examples here: www.dropbox.com/sh/0un0d1911sbqryj/AABRS2Gp-Pgt9c0Yn1sVq8j9a?dl=0 Your logo is soft and your presenter is soft, but for some bizarro reason, the cat is sharp. So you're not finishing low-res and then upscaling, unless you're finishing at low-res, upscaling, and THEN adding the images. Very weird. This is true for as many of the videos on this channel as I have seen.

[@TodayIFoundOut]

Interesting. Will look into it. :-) Thanks!

[@TodayIFoundOut]

Problem solved by Simon. It's definitely a remnant of the fact that it's getting rendered three separate times throughout the editing process as it gets passed on from person to person to do their specific job on it. We're trying to come up with a way where we can all work off the same project files from our separate locations. That will fix it so it only gets rendered once. :-)

[@JoeDillingham]

Ha, yep! That would do it. A good way to do it is to have one person responsible for the final conform who always has a copy of the source media. Say that is Person A. For this example, Person A does the base edit in Premiere. Person B, who has a copy of the media at proxy resolution, is responsible for pulling the key and color correction. Person C, who also has proxies or perhaps just a graphicless render to work off, is adding cat inserts and doing the sound mix. Once all the work is done, everything that Person B and C do should be sent to Person A for application to the highest quality source files. It minimizes the amount of data that needs to be sent as well, since Person B is just sending metadata in a project and Person C is just sending audio files and a project with metadata. The whole thing requires you all to be organized, but I imagine that you all already are. Anyway, that's just my 2 cents as someone who edits for a living. Your needs will vary, of course.

[@catnium]

actually cat food contains better meat than most humans get to eat i worked as a processing factory that processed meat . cat food meat was always A grade cuts .. cold cut meat for on the bread was usually B or C grade cuts

[@toomanyhungrycats8194]

Also they use Mercury free fish!

[@toomanyhungrycats8194]

I work at a pet supply store

[@colourlessbluethings]

Next video; "Are Pets Safe Food For Humans To Eat?"

[@TaiFerret]

I think rabbits and guinea pigs are actually healthier to eat than pork.

[@TheStargateNerd]

Meat is meat.

[@brokenwave6125]

So...you didn't even watch the video?

[@darrenparker5619]

TaiFerret only something a good muslim would say

[@ABW941]

If we end up in a postapocalyptic world people will not only eat their pets. They will eat bugs, lizards, and other people.

[@ramrod126]

I work in a pet food plant. We make, package and ship dry cat and dog food (We are also the east coast distribution center for the companies line of canned food and treats). We are currently working on becoming FSMA (Food safety modernization act) complaint. I'm glad you said at 6:10 that not all dry cat food is bad. The food we put out has meat based proteins as the first ingredient. I will agree on the moisture content though. That is why I feed my own cat a mix of dry and wet.

[@kolonarulez5222]

While stationed in South Korea a friend of mine saved a dog that was bred to be eaten and took her back to the States. She's so lovable.

[@Naval_Monkey]

You resemble Michael Stevens from Vsauce. Oh yeah, also I love your channel & your video are very interesting, informative, & generally just a delight to watch :) Keep up the good work 👍

[@TodayIFoundOut]

Thanks!

[@SparkySummers]

Ew. Don't thank that, being compared to vsauce is an insult.

[@888nevik]

+Sparky Summers why

[@SparkySummers]

888nivek vsauce is autism

[@SparkySummers]

***** See now, I don't watch vsauce, I can't be autistic.

[@DivXDemonRik]

Just cause domestic cats have more sedate lives doesn't mean they should not be eating raw meat, it just means they need less food. Feeding cats commercial pet is not very good for them. Wet tinned food is very poor quality and giving them dry cat food (kibble) is like feeding them McDonald's every day. All cats, domestic and wild are carnivorous and have evolved to raw meat, whole animals. They can survive on vegetable derived protein but it is not really healthy for them in the long run. Cat should not be eating cereals and grains at all.

[@LeoV-SP]

- Nobody: - Absolutely nobody: - Bonus fact!!

[@KiefsatzHasherach]

I disliked the video because of that bonus fact. Whoever decided it was a good idea to include it is a fucking idiot, they purposely picked cute photos of dogs too, just to make us feel bad.

[@Myrius69]

@@KiefsatzHasherach so your saying that if it dose not fit our moral compass, we should stop talking about it and censor it from viewers? Pigs are smart and live in small cages to you know. What's the difference? Cute pictures?

[@Myrius69]

@@KiefsatzHasherach I would like to add that EVERY SINGLE ANIMAL has it's own unique personality, not just cats and dogs.

[@KiefsatzHasherach]

@@Myrius69 The difference is dogs get attached to humans and respond to human emotions in a way pigs don't. They naturally trust and love us because they were bred to be our companions for thousands of years. No other animal will love you or trust you the same way a dog does, i've been over this conversation a lot of times and not a single person has convinced me a pig is the same as a dog so don't even try to make yourself look smarter or woke, I know what i'm talking about and have dealt with a lot of animals. Also pigs are not smarter than dogs because being smart could be a lot of different things, thats why you never see the police or military using pigs for special operations.

[@KiefsatzHasherach]

@@Myrius69 Also most people who watched this video obviously love pets and probably were not prepared to watch something that might shock them, this bonus fact was totally unnecessary. Obviously they are allowed to talk about it smart ass but they could have made a separate video for that, why do you care about some stranger's opinion?

[@balooko31]

My sister once (knowingly) cooked up a Thanksgiving main dish with dog food, served it to our family who unknowingly ate a meal made of dog food, she asked what they thought of it, then she *surprise* told everyone who were obviously very upset. Thankfully I wasn't there.

[@DefinitelyNotAnAlien]

Having three dogs, whom I love very much (they are my pride and joy), those last two images were a little hard for me to take in. To think, someone would actually look at that cute Nureongi and think "Hmmm, I'll have you for lunch".

[@kaylovelace9870]

Thats how other cultures view cows...

[@jaspalmer1730]

@@kaylovelace9870 Exactly, it's all about perspective.

[@alexdaland]

Pigs are adorable....

[@veronicaflores2695]

This is how vegans feel everyday.

[@Prairielander]

Ive heard of seniors buying pet food to eat because it is cheaper since they have limited funds.

[@deannajohnson4862]

Prairielander this is sad, but true..

[@Pepperminge_Mononoke]

My cat is named Simon. He watched this with me. A thumbs up and tiny beans approves 🐾

[@thestampede3153]

A cousin worked in a pet food processing factory, lets just say the same rigorous food safety standards experienced in downtown Baghdad are not present in the pet food industry.

[@AleksandrKramarenko]

Yes, I'm surprised the video doesn't mention this! Pet food doesn't have the same safety standards. Meat that could potentially be dangerous can be used for pet food. This is most likely because by law those standards are much lower. Yes, you can eat pet food. Will it kill you? Probably not... probably.

[@starlite556]

That is why I cook for my dogs.

[@Lobos222]

Yeah, I wouldnt eat pet meat oriented foods because of lower standards. Who knows what is considered "good enough" for something that is expected to live about 10 years... not to mention even lower standards for cheaper imported food. I am so glad I live in a nation that has stricter rules than the EU.

[@shadenox8164]

To be fair the standards are lower, because dogs and cats aren't as delicate as humans when it comes to diet. Just think about the sometimes literal crap your pets will eat that they found in the back garden with no issue that'd make any one of us here sick if we ate it. Hell raw meat is pretty dicey as it is and we can't even really digest many wild plants.

[@fy8798]

Stampede, the hilarious part is, the pet food industry actually has higher standards than the human food industry. Food for thought. Or rather, you don't want to think about what's in YOUR processed food.

[@kevinvolk968]

As a loving Lab owner, that bonus fact hurt my soul. I don't understand why anyone would want to eat something with as much of a personality as a dog.

[@nyneeveanya8861]

Mom took me too the doctor when I was just a toddler because I would keep kibble in my pocket and thought I must me missing something in my diet and was also afraid it might be bad for me. Doctor ran tests told her I was perfectly healthy and since kibble was vitamin and mineral enhanced and was a lot better for me than junk food. She said I quit eating it at about 5 years old. I remember it was bland but I loved the crunch.

[@MrRamazanLale2]

Probably better than Mcdonalds

[@tenedria]

ha! you funny guy

[@jafar3326]

every thing you want you got it

[@CSOINFINITY]

funny guy?, its true.

[@inUR2teeth]

MrRamazanLale2 well if you like human flesh be my guest.... A newspaper recently reported that they found human flesh along with horses meat in burgers in a Mc Donald "restaurant".......

[@etobiCRACKscorpions]

I don't understand why they don't have human food with the required macro nutrient breakdown like they do dog and cat.

[@explosu]

They do. Look up Soylent (no joke, that's its name)

[@Artbug]

but Soylent green is PEOPLE

[@tracewallace23]

because IF they included the breakdown in human food, Some if the "best (most profitable) sellers) would go out of business. LoL

[@dolltron6965]

If i brought home a mcdonalds my siamese cat would beg for some burger and fries and would not touch the food in the bowl, which made me wonder what he really thought of the crap i put in his bowl. mcdonalds fries was one of his favorite things. Siamese cats are weird though they behave like dogs but instead of barking they attempt to mimic the sound of a human baby crying.

[@silkwesir1444]

When people eat fast food, they know it's not very healthy and usually can force themselves to stop if they think they had enough, no matter how nice it tastes. With the cat, for once it is even more unhealthy than to us, plus they pretty much can't stop, they'll never know when it is enough... so you as the owner will have to strictly regulate how much they get of such "treats"... occasionally it's fine, but their main diet should not be "human food"

[@mathgasm8484]

Mine loves his food and usually will not eat anything else except for BBQ brisket.

[@hankkuya4354]

In the late 80’s I worked in grocery . In time I’ve known the regular shoppers. In my curiosity I asked the elders why so much canned dog food or cat cat food, for they bought cases or boxes within the week regularly. I was amazed, and thought they had many pets to accompany them in there old age. But, They informed me that they eat their food also.

[@schumix]

I`m surprised how accurate your information is on pet food...and especially on feline nutrition.

[@richardtowers6948]

So, in an apocalypse scenario eat your dog first, then the cat before you start on their food. Alternatively keep guinea pigs. They're tasty and they can't make vitamin C either, so their food mix should be pretty good for us. In fact it ought to be an ideal base for a guinea pig hotpot :-D

[@GeoEstes]

I went to Peru last year, and they had GPs in cages by the front door. I can't say I found them very tasty though.

[@Diogenes469]

Have to cook them first, silly.

[@ENiceGeo]

Depending on how they're prepared, guinea pig basically taste like chicken.

[@Yahriel]

I'd keep the dog and cat with me in an apocalypse. Dog can be for protection, and both can help hunt whatever other animals are left alive. Plus all 3 of us can huddle together for warmth.

[@anesumagwaza1803]

@@Yahriel during the night they will eat yu .... they also get hungry

[@Tamizushi]

Saying that meat is the only source of taurine is inaccurate. It's the only natural source, but the molecule is easily produced chemically. In fact, commercial cat food generally contain large amounts of synthetic taurine. Synthetic Taurine is also commonly added in energy drinks.

[@puttputt524]

An animal science professor told me it's mostly in the blood that cats drink from eating meat.

[@Weaseldog2001]

Any amino acid can be synthesized in the lab. But the only natural source is from meat.

[@raggedyanarchist]

Please don't give your cat energy drinks.

[@Tamizushi]

Ruby Doomsday Lol!

[@krisg4815162342]

Ruby Doomsday whatevs, grandma. my cat is extreme af.

[@failureisfunny3211]

Your vids are very interesting. I hope you get all the audience you deserve!

[@TodayIFoundOut]

Thanks :-)

[@basiliimakedonas1109]

Here in Greece, where there are many cats in the streets, adopted street cats tend to have the body type of a wild cat and being in between if adopted in a home from a young age

[@RonLarhz]

that one time i bought wet cat food for stray....i was blown by how attracting it smell.like a great dish to go with plain porridge.

[@fulkthered]

I used to have dogs and cats at the same time.I used to worry about buying the different food and keeping one from eating the other's until a vet told me it's ok for dogs to eat cat food but not for cats to eat dog food so just buy cat food.It's usually cheaper anyway.

[@alfa-aardvark7073]

joseph fulks Well, woops... my cat always eats my dogs food!

[@GWRProductions-kg9pt]

the vet is wrong

[@BMWGamingHDDan1Z]

@Alfa- AArdvark my cat too but I just read that its wrong so now I wont let my cat eat my dog's food only its own food

[@GWRProductions-kg9pt]

BMWGamingHD the requirements are completely

[@Weaseldog2001]

If they are eating each others food as a snack, it's not a big deal. It's when that food is all that they get, that they will start to develop dietary diseases. On that note, I have two dogs, that eat a mouthfull of chicken feed every morning.

[@Clay5701]

i always thought coco puffs looked like my dogs food

[@elguinolo7358]

The real question : is cat food healthier than McDonald's ?

[@ausintune9014]

tbh prob is

[@y.z.6517]

If you eat occasionally, McDonald > cat food. Else, cat food.

[@geoffdearth7360]

My cat eats Purina Cat Chow and loves it and at age 18 is in good health. She drinks from a faucet that is kept dripping and she pees a lot. Her weight remains constant and she has no obvious health problems. I used to try giving her wet food and she didn't like it.

[@rnrnrkrk994]

8:52 I believe since the early 2000s consumption of dogs became illegal in Korea, although some older generations are against it.

[@blondie8524]

sadly not illegal at all. they just relocated dog meat markets and restaurants to non touristy areas.

[@engineerforce8290]

I went to Korea, and told my grandfather, "Hey Grandpa, That dog is so cute!" He said "We ate that kind yesterday." (Throws up and passes out, me waking up in a hospital for puking to much)

[@nanielul3812]

Racist.

[@General_Griffin]

@@nanielul3812 Dumbass.

[@jamesfry8983]

warning guys eating too much dog food may cause random nut licking and as for cat food it may cause massive unsociable behaviour.

[@inUR2teeth]

james fry daaaaaayyuummm..... you're flexible 😨😱

[@Yahriel]

I'm already unsociable, so...

[@vincesnetterton5868]

pet food is often not safe for pets

[@SergeantPotato1]

vince snetterton the same way meat and dairy isn't safe for humans

[@vincesnetterton5868]

Dat Boi why just those two?

[@SergeantPotato1]

vince snetterton I wasn't saying they are the only ones, but it's easier than writing all the shit thats bad for us.

[@lastwolflord]

Only the shit made in third world toilets that try to do things cheaply instead of correctly.

[@SergeantPotato1]

lastwolflord yeah, right. Is the US a third world country?

[@dylanrutan100]

Growing up, I would always feed my cat whatever bacon I didn't eat at breakfast. Fritz was an excellent cat, and I miss him dearly. He was an excellent companion. One weekend after the raccoons caused trash to get all over our yard, I went out with my pellet rifle and my cat (whom was an indoor and outdoor cat). Fritz distracted the raccoon while hissing at it, allowing me enough time to quickly dispatch the raccoon via a pellet to the back of its head. Fritz was about 12 years when one morning, he just didn't wake up. It saddens me to this day.

[@BetaFett]

I watch a lot of TIFO videos, but this has been one of the most fascinating videos yet! :)

[@greendeane1]

When I was a kid I at a lot of Milkbones.

[@hoosierhiver]

I remember trying fish food too.

[@alram1400]

i tried Ginny pig food don't it's to bitter

[@bugloverspiderlover8490]

I still love those!

[@Keys879]

They taste like cardboard, so honestly not that bad. I remember convincing a neighbor girl back in the day that they were edible cookies. She ate three before questioning me.

[@bugloverspiderlover8490]

+Keys879 I like the gravy bones! They are great tasting,better than some of the people snacks out there.

[@DangerAngelous]

I ate dog biscuits when I was little and I liked them :D

[@xinic5]

I ate milk bones as a kid. Lol

[@williamquinn5491]

So did I when drunk at parties

[@vooveks]

My mum had to put the cat food on the kitchen worktop when I was about 1 or 2 ‘cos I kept crawling about on the floor and eating it. 🤢

[@taterman0247]

What kind of monster could eat such a cute doggo

[@MightyMerlin1]

Asians

[@alexdaland]

What kind of monster could eat such a cute piglet... oh, yeah, most of us. Why would dogs be worse than a chicken, piglet or calf?

[@malgremor85]

Once upon a time, in the wee hours of the morning, I had a bad case of munchies from smoking pot. There was nothing in the house to eat but a loaf of bread, a jar of mayonnaise & several cans of Nine Lives Super Supper(my cat had recently died). I'll leave it to your imagination what happened next, but I'll say that it was quite filling & satisfying & would do it again if I had to...

[@bobbyharper8710]

I like the way Simon gives temperatures in Fahrenheit.

[@JaneDoe-fu5kg]

6:41 Short Answer - Yes

[@syntaxerror9994]

How much is that doggie in the window? $2.99 a pound.

[@davidhobbs3178]

Were talking about China you're probably getting more parasite per pound than dog......

[@michaelmicinski9263]

Really could have done with a warning before those pictures of dead cats and dogs in the bonus fact

[@ShojoBakunyu]

My 2 cats won't eat anything but dry food. They also seem to drink a ton of water since I bought a little fountain for them.

[@lucianoarebalo41]

Me: looking for a yes or no answer Me after the video: knows the meaning of life

[@Femaiden]

a cat's purr is an evolved form of mind control

[@sniper152]

I used to eat Milk Bones when I was a kid

[@Bigbuddyandblue]

At 2 minutes in, I forgot the point on this video. Attention deficit?

[@clientr5364]

Not sure if its the lack of research, but you forgot to mention that rural swiss also still commonly eat dogs and cats.

[@victorysaber1608]

This story is true. I used to be the assistant store manager at a grocery store. And a elderly women was complaining her tuna tasted bad. I of course asked for the can and if she had a receipt. She hands me 9 lives tuna for cats. I froze a second and said I was sorry it tasted bad and went over and gave her a can of tuna from starkist and said if she has any problems with this just to let me know. I couldnt imagine any other way to deal with it while is was froze. So yes you can eat pet food, but I dont recommend it.

[@DankBoyy00]

When he said 100 degrees I was like holy shit And then he said faranhite Sorry too lazy to spell check

[@brianarumley6500]

DanKorCZ farenheit

[@godonlyknows13]

Yeah... silly Americans. :P American: Yeah, I weight 200- Me: =O ...... American: - pounds. Me: -_- Oh.

[@BlackEagle352]

Daryl Dixon Approves this research.

[@azelheidrruth1661]

BlackEagle352 This comment is vastly underappreciated but still aging beautifully.

[@Adrastia]

I had read that dog food was bad for human teeth because of the bone meal. However I've recently heard that a lot less bone meal is now used.

[@scottandrewhutchins]

Odd. Our vet said that dry food was best for cats, but our cat wouldn't eat dry food unless he was desperate, so we would give him one can of wet food each morning, which he would supplement with dry food for the rest of the day. We found him in 1991 as I recall, and he was estimated at 2-3 years old, and he lived until 2004.

[@BrokebackBob]

This episode is specifically for information to young folks to let them know what they will be eating after retirement in the capitalist system.

[@kennethpryde966]

Not completely accurate. Only the stupid ones. Let me elaborate. See, in the American capitalist system we have this thing called social security. It covers the minimum requirements to stay alive. We also have this other thing called INVESTING FOR YOUR RETIREMENT. It's a fairly simple concept that most people with half a brain participate in. My parents, on both sides, as well as their parents before them, live/lived quite comfortably in their old age. And no, they were most certainly NOT born with silver spoons in their mouths. Instead, they *worked their asses off*. That is how the capitalist system functions, see? Hope this helps.

[@BrokebackBob]

Kenneth Pryde Well, I worked MY ass off for 31 years in a high stress job and became ill and had to retire on $2k a month. I can't get any part of my own retirement savings in a major PRIVATE sector company which is geared to the academics, medical, etc fields until I am 70 years old, I am 60 now and won't have any social security until 62 1/2 I had to sell my home to cover the rest of the mortgage. I eat dog and cat food because my medical and medicine bills are out of pocket except for some premium assistance by the ACA but my plan will be out of the ACA program next year so I will have no health insurance and have to pay a $600 fine to the IRS which is essentially a cut in my income. Go fuck yourself.

[@BrokebackBob]

Beneful is delicious and so is Blue Buffalo. You just don't want to believe that there is a dark side to capitalism because it makes you ashamed. You call all the bullshit you want but it still wont be equal to the amount between your ears to post such a heartless post.

[@BrokebackBob]

Kenneth Pryde Beneful is delicious and so is Blue Buffalo. You just don't want to believe that there is a dark side to capitalism because it makes you ashamed. You call all the bullshit you want but it still wont be equal to the amount between your ears to post such a heartless post. Show less

[@kennethpryde966]

BobEckert56 Just keep projecting that shame onto others there, bucko. I know where my people came from and it was not wealth and privilege. They EARNED their comforts. They sacrificed for them and you are a cad for wanting to tax them away. And, again, dog and cat food is more expensive than budget-minded, home-cooked meals. If you are actually eating Beneful, you do it because you are lazy, stupid or just because you like it, not because you can't afford healthy food. (Honestly, if you just like it, bully for you. It's odd behavior, but nothing to be ashamed of.) If you are willing to lie about that, the rest of your posts are likely bullshit too. There's no heartlessness required to reject bullshit. Done talking to you. Feel free to blow on. I won't be listening.

[@_faultee_]

Fuck that bonus fact.

[@_faultee_]

I agree, chinese eating dogs disgust me.

[@amoniousbt1110]

i think eating pigs, cattle and lamb should disgust you a little too... but eating dog is just so abhorrent, i would compare it to cannibalism... dogs evolved with us and were our companions for thousands of years fighting, and hunting with us.... i will admit i do eat pig, lamb and beef... i do feel bad about it, but i am too weak to quit it

[@_faultee_]

john smith yea they evolved with us by our side for so long, its so fucked up how ppl in china have these dogs running around their villages playing with their children, being part of the family and then being slaughtered and eating by said children and family, its disgusting.

[@amoniousbt1110]

TJ Suydam the worst part is they are not even slaughtered humanely... they will have a horrific halal style death if they are lucky

[@fy8798]

TJ Suydam, the same thing happens with rabbits in the west. And chicken. And pigs. The only reason you are so outraged is because culturally, you're not used to it. But objectively, there's no difference. Heck, pigs are smarter than dogs.

[@r.blakehole932]

When she was a baby I used to feed my little sister cat food and she turned out OK?

[@mikelights8106]

R. Blakehole right I fed my baby brother milk for hand feeding puppies and hes fine he liked it better then similac

[@drunkenfish6274]

R. Blakehole u r meen! 😲

[@bcaye]

Rahmstation, how do you know that he had something else and wasn't just trying to feed his brother with what he had available to him?

[@blame7121]

Maybe she turned out OK, but maybe she could of turned out even better if she ate human food. But who knows?

[@EmployeeJoe630]

R. Blakehole but did you?

[@PrincessDenyse]

I did not need to know, nor see the "Bonus Fact." Dogs in cages tails up: Eat me, no me, no pick me... That was seriously OUCH!

[@Hyraethian]

I bought a can of wet dog food once with the intention of eating it. It looked and smelled like soup until I heated it up and the smell completely shifted towards awful. I don't remember the taste because the hard jagged textures I was subject to was much more prominent. The dog treats I tried were like a bad cracker, but I ate the whole thing without complaint.

[@diego1925]

I ate a dog biscuit when I was like 10 in the car after I asked my mom how they tasted, she let me lol

[@draconisthewyvern3664]

..you coulda simply said short term yes because in the us some people actually have it as a job to eat pet food because it still needs to be safe enough to be consumed by human.

[@jameslawrence8734]

Pet food does not need to be safe enough to be consumed by a human.

[@draconisthewyvern3664]

james lawrence www.insidejobs.com/careers/pet-food-tester www.thepennyhoarder.com/get-paid-to-eat-dog-food/ www.odditycentral.com/foods/professional-dog-food-taster-is-actually-a-real-job.html yes actually it does because people actually eat it.

[@Das_Vert]

Why make a video to say "yes. You can eat pet food."? Your a fucking derp

[@draconisthewyvern3664]

james your last comment got marked as spam and why you delete the other one? anyways mass production is not a argument because things you eat are mass produced as well.

[@jameslawrence8734]

Draconis The Wyvern I didn't delete either, that would have been people getting butthurt and flagging it. The difference is when actual thorough inspection of product is done. With human food, it is during the manufacturing process. With pet food, it is when pets die. Yeah, you can eat pet food. However, it is much more likely to contain melamine or pathogens from large quantities of mouse feces/urine. Nothing about pet food makes it inherently harmful to humans, but the lack of a single fuck given by the manufacturers/transporters as far as quality control goes results in it being extremely hazardous. It's like drinking from a rainpuddle. It's probably fine. Probably. Edit: I misspelled some things and fixed them.

[@pleaseclap3335]

There's this vegan I remember seeing on either KZbin or Instagram who only feeds her cat a vegan diet which, as we've learned, is NOT a suitable diet. But she's a vegan unwilling to be wrong so she decides to stay ignorant and continues to force her cat's health to deteriorate.

[@loafoffloof3420]

That also happened to a fox I think, a vegan forced her pet fox to go vegan and she lied about the fox’s health using old pictures or photoshop as excuses but the fox died soon after she got exposed and she is still denying the fox’s death due to the purely vegan diet

[@ledionkrosi5366]

@@loafoffloof3420 thats just ironic

[@ambrite]

I will never understand why those vegans don't just get rabbits. If you're so unwilling to buy meat, just get an animal that is naturally vegan.

[@merlinthelemurian3197]

If done right, with a lot of supplements, it is possible for a cat to be healthy on a vegan diet. The cats health will not deteriorate if the proper supplements are provided in the right amounts. Is it natural? Definitely not. But it is possible for a cat to be healthy on a well supplemented vegan diet, though not all cats can do it as some allergies prevent the possibility. I am vegan and would never try to make my cats be vegan, but I see a lot of misinformation on the topic and most people think it's giving a cat a death sentence. Done right, a cat can be vegan, though about 5% have allergies that prevent this from being possible.

[@stef8434]

@@merlinthelemurian3197 no.

[@JinzoCrash]

One thing I really wished you'd hit on... tuna KILLS cats eventually. They can't break it down like we can and end up with a slow, ugly death from a B vitamin deficiency.

[@rosellaaalm-ahearn1760]

I remember an ad from the early days of television that started out, with a man saying, " Good for man or beast", and proceed to open and eat a can of dog food. I also knew a man in Washington state who had several dogs. To feed them, he would go out to his herd of cattle and shoot one of the calves for the dogs to eat from for many months. Two extremes!

[@anthonymacleod8829]

once again a great and informative video. thanks and now let the complaints start about why are people eating? cat's and dogs. lol..

[@puttputt524]

In the ancient world pretty much everyone has eaten a cat and dog. It's considered gross by most humans now, but some older Chinese people remember a time when dog meat was somewhat common. Not counting Canton though, dog is probably basic to some people there.

[@OtsdarvaOS]

Didn't like the bonus fact.

[@s4rtre]

Yeah that shit was hard to watch...

[@CMstacker]

Who cares? They eat them same as you, me and others around the world eat our calf, chicken and fish. What`s the difference?? I bet most people who cry about eating dogs in Asia wouldn`t show the same compassion for wild wolves as an example because those are not friendly, cute and fluffy. But they are an extremely endangered dying breed important for the whole ecosystem. That is basic human hypocrisy right there. People care only for that which they understand well. I care much more for natural species and their habitats and the complete ecosystem than for domesticated pets. Once we destroy all the wild life on earth we will be left with 500 000 000 domestic dogs and cats to jump around our heads and make our biodiversity. Just great.... And domestic (street) dogs are generally a nuisance and their numbers are too large and out of control in most of those underdeveloped countries. Also - rabies.

[@JanHurych]

Pigs are even more clever than dogs and we have no problem eating them. Its just matter of habbit and culture really.

[@jogiff]

I do have a problem eating pigs. I'm not a vegetarian or a vegan, but I won't eat anything smarter than a cat. That means no dogs, no dolphin, no monkey, and no pig

[@WeLoveDonovan]

CMstacker calm down. You're way to upset over a simple comment.

[@kitfisto4574]

I think I'd rather die in an apocalypse that eat my cats food. I tried it once and it was vile.

[@Dragos442]

Kit Fisto I don't think you will say the same thing when all you could eat was animal food and you were very hungry.

[@Caarnji]

That´s like triple great for others, getting free cat food in addition to your flesh and one mouth less to feed, win/win/win. XD

[@kitfisto4574]

Have you ever tried wet cat food. don't please god don't.

[@jasonslade6259]

FYI cats have a pretty poor sense of taste. It goes with the territory of being partially a scavenger predator and needing to eat partially rotten meat on a regular basis. They actually tend to be much more picky about the texture of their food than the taste.

[@Weaseldog2001]

It was probably just the presentation. Try a placing a sprig of parsely on the plate with the cat food, then charging yourself $60 for the meal.

[@lettersfromhelen]

Used to think beggin strips were delicious based solely on scent. Ate one once (several times); they don't taste like bacon.

[@TodAG69]

Bonus fact makes sense though. Dogs & Cats dont require vast amounts of grazing land, take up little space. They're Small, compact, easy to transport sources of protein. It wasn't till Victorian times people kept cats & dogs as "pets".