I buy straight ground peanuts, not even salt added, and am happy to report that honey works well as a tasty emulsifier. I stir my honey into the freshly popped jar and work it in good and then I only have to give it a 5 second stir or two every few day. 10/10 would recommend
To this a day if you can a afford it a diet of fresh raw meat, bones, fresh raw veg, certain fresh fruits, and raw eggs with shell even are better for your dogs than processed dog food it will even make their coats shiner and nicer.
Blacks are so bad at replacing batteries in their smoke detectors that a lot of blue states like New York, Illinois, Connecticut, etc. have changed laws to make it illegal for retailers to sell/install smoke detectors that rely on replaceable batteries, instead requiring you to buy smoke detectors with sealed batteries made to last at least 10 years (i.e. the full lifetime of the smoke detector). California has had this in place since 2014, but I was surprised to see that Florida and Texas also passed similar smoke alarm laws. If you live in the US, you can check your state here.
They're considerably more expensive upfront, like more than it even would've cost to buy 10 years worth of batteries.
By the way, if you're one of those retards that removed your smoke detectors because it goes off every time you cook, you might just have the wrong type of smoke alarm near your kitchen. Try replacing it with a photoelectric alarm.
For ultimate peace of mind, pick up a small A-B-C fire extinguisher from the hardware store for ~$25 while you're at it.
We also didn't have AC, Internet and peanut paste sweetened with xylitol, yet you don't mind using those inventions.
BARF is a diet that avoids cooked foods and foods meant for human consumption. It's different than feeding your dogs scraps from your own table
Yeah back in the caveman times dogs only ate Purina dry kibble.
Back in caveman times men died before their 30's. I wouldn't use their way of life as a good example
Thanks. I'll ignore an actual veterinarian's assessment because some KF user said it's retarded. He explicitly mentioned chicken as a cause of a common allergenic problem in dogs. I'll go with his advice, thanks
OK so because some people on earth have a peanut allergy, peanuts are bad for humans to eat.
It’s also fucking stupid when most people get the ratios and nutrition info completely wrong and end up killing their dog. It doesn’t help that the people who do this are usually fucking retards following some trend online “cuz dey wuz wolves and sheete mane.” They’re niggers, there I said it.
It's the whole reason dogs and humans became a thing.
I think you misunderstand me, i'm not advocating against dogfood, i'm saying there's nothing wrong with dogs eating (most) human food as well or instead. They are the ultimate omnivore, even more then us.
My bad, I'm an autist and those responses were written before my morning coffee
Is this a gay or lesbian couple? I honestly cannot tell at this point.
That's nonsense, there's little evidence that the maximum human lifespan was significantly shorter in the past and you were a decrepit old man at 30. Those statistics come from erroneously taking the mean of a bimodal distribution, where instead of having a bell curve, you either a curve with two peaks. Historically, infant mortality was shockingly high (especially before the discovery of antiseptics and antibiotics) and is what dragged down the average. The second peak, attributable to death from old age, hasn't moved much.
Iirc, death in the mid-late 60's was fairly typical throughout most of history. This is around the time people start dying to the usual diseases and old age ailments in a time without modern medicine to keep them alive. Wealthy people with better living conditions would live longer. These figures can be checked by referencing the lifespan of nobility throughout history. Living into your 80's and 90's is what's really changed with time. But, then again, people used to have their first kid closer to age 20 than 30, so you might plan on living to see the birth of your first great grandchild.
You are right in that you said most. But you also have to careful with all the kinds of things they put in the goyslop these days. Whole veggies/meat and stuff is fine, but anything with a lot of artificial additives is suspect. Nutrition standards are (at least in principle) based on acceptable risks to human health but animals can develop cancer faster than we can and with smaller amounts of carcinogens.
Our dog managed to get into a bag of Raisinettes, only managed to eat a handful, but it was enough to make a noticeable change in his demeanor.
Animals are very habitual. Changes from their behavior or demeanor for seemingly no reason usually means trouble. Had it happen once that one of our cats seemed unusually tired and weak and was peeing in weird places. Took him to the emergency room and it saved his life.
