Bengal & Leatuce

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John Smith - 12 Jun 2004 04:59 GMT

I have a 1 year old Bengal. I only feed him Felidae brand dry food because
is has no by-products in it. (Please don't tell me I need to feed him wet
food ok, he drinks enough water by himself. Jeesh!) Anyway, sometimes when
I'm making salads he get a piece of leatuce, plays with it a little then
eats it. As matter of fact he loves to eat all kinds of leatuce is this ok
once in a while. And it's not from lack of water, so there!

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Laura R. - 12 Jun 2004 06:47 GMT

circa Fri, 11 Jun 2004 20:59:17 -0700, in alt.cats, John Smith
(someone@microsoft.com) said,

That's not the only reason that people make the recommendation to
feed wet food, actually.

> Anyway, sometimes when
> I'm making salads he get a piece of leatuce, plays with it a little then
> eats it. As matter of fact he loves to eat all kinds of leatuce is this ok
> once in a while.

Yes.

> And it's not from lack of water, so there!

Whoop-de-doo.

Laura

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Orchid - 12 Jun 2004 15:40 GMT

>I have a 1 year old Bengal. I only feed him Felidae brand dry food because
>is has no by-products in it. (Please don't tell me I need to feed him wet
>food ok, he drinks enough water by himself. Jeesh!) Anyway, sometimes when
>I'm making salads he get a piece of leatuce, plays with it a little then
>eats it. As matter of fact he loves to eat all kinds of leatuce is this ok
>once in a while. And it's not from lack of water, so there!

Well, since you know so much about Bengals and their proper
nutrition, I'm uncertain as to the point of your post. Is it simply
an anecdote, or a question?

Orchid
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