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Not great. I searched for halloumi as it was mentioned on the page and got "no information found". Honestly, I have no idea why there are so many things dogs a
by Fred27 4y ago
Not great. I searched for halloumi as it was mentioned on the page and got "no information found".
Honestly, I have no idea why there are so many things dogs apparently can't eat. It's amazing they survived this long and they're not extinct. I suspect much of it is complete rubbish. For instance, I've made halloumi. It was just milk and rennet. About the simplest cheese there is - and apparently they can eat cheese.
- 0_____0 4y agohumans have accumulated an incredible amount of diverse edible and inedible objects. a walk through someone's house might reveal houseplants and vegetables from 4 different continents, some of which are drastically different from their wild counterparts. most within easy reach of a determined pet. where is a prehistoric dog supposed to get a lily plant, massive onions, a pan full of bacon grease, a cord carrying 240V/50Hz?
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- jonny_eh 4y ago> It's amazing they survived this long It's because most owners know what to feed their dogs.
- mynegation 4y agoAnd chocolate is just chocolate, right? Yet theobromine is toxic for dogs.