Raw Food Diet, How Do Pet Owners Feel About Feeding Their Dogs Cloned Meat?
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whatever. its meat. i love it.
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Some people have an issue with the ethics and morality of cloning animals. Im still kind of undecided. That would be the main reason for not feeding a dog cloned meat. But i suppose its still meat, but i would be more worried about what happens after the meat animal is born, steroids, hormones and the like that are usually fed to farmed animals. If it came from a living, breathing animal, i probably wouldnt have a problem. I would however have a problem with a lump of meat grown in a petri dish.
I think wether you feed raw or cooked it is kind of strange to me, I don’t want to eat it (my butcher has already said they will not be selling it, they buy from a local farm) and if I wouldn’t eat it I wouldn’t feed it to my dogs, just my opinion though.
I will not eat it so I will not feed it to my dog
I cook the meat for my dogs, but I heard yesterday on the news that the USDA has approved some forms of cloned meat to be proper for human consumption.
But it freaks me out to tell you the truth.
You talking about that thing on yahoo where they let people eat cloned animals too?
I think it’s a disaster waiting to happen