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Second hand kidney
- Thread starter Janice
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It might have been the stomach -- usually that is what cats leave as a 'gift'... :grnyuk:
A lot of people would raw-feed their dogs and a bit of offal isn;t probably going to be a problem unless as noted there was something wrong with the rat/mouse or whatever it was. If he appears to be fine after a few hours I doubt you have anything to worry about. But if the cat is fine and ate the animal last night then I doubt there's any concern about poison.
A lot of people would raw-feed their dogs and a bit of offal isn;t probably going to be a problem unless as noted there was something wrong with the rat/mouse or whatever it was. If he appears to be fine after a few hours I doubt you have anything to worry about. But if the cat is fine and ate the animal last night then I doubt there's any concern about poison.
Nicki
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Jaince you will quickly learn that Cavaliers have to scare you silly on a regular basis just so you remember how much you love them... 
They are always getting into something they shouldn't, doing something they shouldn't - thank goodness Karlin set up this board so we could come here and check things out!!
I think they should come with a health warning really - for us!!
But how can you resist that adorable wee face - I'm sure he'd never do anything naughty.
Nice of the cat to share her dinner with him :*gh: - yes the only problem with rodents is if they've been poisoned - but I think cate are pretty sensible and tend not to bring carrion home.
They are always getting into something they shouldn't, doing something they shouldn't - thank goodness Karlin set up this board so we could come here and check things out!!
I think they should come with a health warning really
- for us!!But how can you resist that adorable wee face - I'm sure he'd never do anything naughty.
Nice of the cat to share her dinner with him :*gh: - yes the only problem with rodents is if they've been poisoned - but I think cate are pretty sensible and tend not to bring carrion home.