• wander1236@sh.itjust.works
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    10 months ago

    The bones in the things they catch aren’t usually cooked. I thought that was the big danger, since cooked bones splinter more easily and could cause internal injury.

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      10 months ago

      Well, fuck. I looked it up and you’re right. There goes one of the favorite things of both Emily and her sister Charlotte 😞

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        10 months ago

        Well, it’s better to learn about it this way, the easy way, and not the hard way.

        I used to work in a holistic/froofy pet store. There are a lot of great options for cats. Frozen chicken and turkey necks (raw), smoked bones (the only way to safely cook bones for your pet to eat), cooked tendons (my cat is a freak for the turkey tendons, though she gets so hyped about them that I’ve had to pull whole tendons out of her throat and she now has to chew them while I hold onto one end…)

        It’s just not worth the risk from human food bone scraps.