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ginkgo · 10-27-2009, 03:40 AM

I have a distributorship in an MLM company that sells a couple of pet products made from cold-processed herbs from the Amazon. I have had over 20 veterinarians in my downline.

One of them says that 75% of pets get cancer. Some here may not agree with the all raw diet. That is fine, but does anyone believe that it is healthy to eat no raw foods at all. In other words, only cooked food. Does anyone here eat only cooked food and no raw food.

I feel that pets eating a 100% cooked food diet is the cause of all this cancer. I say why not let them have some raw foods. Their ancestors ate all raw foods. Although one expert found a group of dogs in the wild that starts fires and cook their food. I am kidding! Did you think that I was serious? So get them some raw meat and raw bones to chew on.

Most vegans believe it is not ethical to have pets. But some feed their pets a 100% plant food diet, although it may be only with dogs and not cats.

10-27-2009, 03:40 AM	#5 (permalink)
ginkgo Banned Join Date: May 2007 Location: Philadelphia, PA, USA Posts: 3,747	I have a distributorship in an MLM company that sells a couple of pet products made from cold-processed herbs from the Amazon. I have had over 20 veterinarians in my downline. One of them says that 75% of pets get cancer. Some here may not agree with the all raw diet. That is fine, but does anyone believe that it is healthy to eat no raw foods at all. In other words, only cooked food. Does anyone here eat only cooked food and no raw food. I feel that pets eating a 100% cooked food diet is the cause of all this cancer. I say why not let them have some raw foods. Their ancestors ate all raw foods. Although one expert found a group of dogs in the wild that starts fires and cook their food. I am kidding! Did you think that I was serious? So get them some raw meat and raw bones to chew on. Most vegans believe it is not ethical to have pets. But some feed their pets a 100% plant food diet, although it may be only with dogs and not cats. Last edited by ginkgo; 10-27-2009 at 03:44 AM.