What kind of meat do the animals at the zoo eat?

Answer 1

The same as in the wild; meat!

Additional Information: This depends on the zoo and it's feeding schedule, and diets. Each zoo has their own diets, enrichment foods, vitamins, and supplements, but most follow a general plan of using some type of feed, combined with raw meat daily, and bones for chewing exercises, like scheduled treats. The Philadelphia Zoo feeds a mix of beef bones for chewing, and tearing on a weekly schedule with a commercial meat mix, and slab beef together daily, mixed with vitamins, and supplements as directed by their staff. While at the San Diego Zoo the tigers are feed a variety of meats, and a special diet designed to meet their needs called the "carnivore diet" with carcasses, and large long bones to give them good chewing and tearing activity. For more details, please see the sites listed below.

Answer 2

On the silly side of life: Hot Dogs, Hamburgers, cotton candy, crackerjacks, popcorn, candy bars, ice cream and used Chewing Gum. Maybe if they're (un)lucky, but normally they eat primarily Bamboo (in fact they are famous for eating Bamboo), as well as "leaf eater biscuits", specially prepared Zoo food for Pandas, and limited treats like fruit flavored ice.

Answer 3

Tigers will be feed meat in the zoo.

Answer 4

Steaks, raw steaks.