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Vegetarian cats and other vegi-pets
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Lance Spangler
Sep 17, 1986, 5:34:18 PM9/17/86
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While I'm unable to address the issue of vegi-cats, I can say that our pet
rat is a vegetarian, and seems to be doing quite well. I don't really know
if a rat is a carnivore, but I'd assume they are since (ugh) sewer and wharf
rats seem to eat *anything*. But our rat (Tom) seems quite happy to eat what
ever nuts, grains, table scraps, candies, or cheeses that we offer him. I
might also add that while my family was on vacation, our rat-sitter managed
to really fatten the little bugger up on what ever he found in the kitchen
cabinets.
rat is a vegetarian, and seems to be doing quite well. I don't really know
if a rat is a carnivore, but I'd assume they are since (ugh) sewer and wharf
rats seem to eat *anything*. But our rat (Tom) seems quite happy to eat what
ever nuts, grains, table scraps, candies, or cheeses that we offer him. I
might also add that while my family was on vacation, our rat-sitter managed
to really fatten the little bugger up on what ever he found in the kitchen
cabinets.
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J. Peter Alfke
Sep 19, 1986, 9:08:27 PM9/19/86
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re: the vegetarian rat ...
I believe rats are omnivorous, same as humans, and so can live quite well
on a vegetarian diet.
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When I was in my mother's womb
Social structure seemed a simple thing --Peter Alfke
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Then went down to breakfast [Gang of Four]
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