10-25-2011, 04:28 PM
Well, I suppose it could be soybean meal and other granular/milled foodstuffs. I once heard a vet say that domesticated dogs and cats need a fair bit of vegetable material in their diets to replace the semi-digested vegetation in the digestive systems of prey animals that would have been eaten if the dog/cat was in the wild. When our cat catches a mouse, it eats ALL OF IT, except for the tail.
Regards, Andrew G.
Regards, Andrew G.
Always learning, from both wins and losses.
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