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Old 07-01-2012, 08:32 PM
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Uncooked pork fat

My babies ate the fat off 2 pork loin steaks tonight (pinched whilst not looking! I'd chopped the "meat" for the pan and left the fat whilst I was putting the kettle on)

I do supplement their feed with raw, but try a more balanced raw than just fat.

They really enjoyed it... Would I be Ok to give it to them in future rather than waste it?
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Re: Uncooked pork fat

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Re: Uncooked pork fat

Oh gosh yes, it is fine.
Obviously this is not going to be a staple of their diet but I never waste meat trimmings, the cats have always got those as treats.
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Old 08-01-2012, 10:03 AM
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Re: Uncooked pork fat

Thanks paddypaws, I thought it would be, just wanted reassurance.

Even though I had a cat before these two he would never eat anything like that, so I just wanted some peace of mind, as I want to do the best for them
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