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Re: Should dogs, cats, or horses be sold as food
Originally posted by Darth_Erebus2
I know they are in some parts of the world, especially parts of Asia and in the case of horses some countries in Europe.None are commercially available in the US though.
My feelings are.. horses yes, dogs and cats no.
Horses are basically ungulate herbivores with about the same intelligence as cows or sheep.
Dogs and cats are far more intelligent and for this reason I am opposed to it.
What are some other opinions?
Well it's a bit tricky...see, I can say "There is no need to sell domestic animals for food" and someone else is going come here and say "well, a pig can be domesticated, you eat them" so I think to myself, and say "Pigs are mass produced and breed for comsumption" then that other person can say "there are countless dogs and cats in the streets of the world" Which is true...but those animals cannot be eaten...because..those are really not for human comsumption. Those animals are not process to be eaten...they're not good for you.
The point of my babbling is this...is not about which animal is more intelligent or cute...you can't really eat animals that are process properly in butcher houses or factories. If you're one of those people who don't trust or feel those factories are doing a good job processing the meat...well, then, go Organic. You'll pay more for the meat..but it will be at least more set up to your standards.