Cats should NOT be put on a vegetarian diet because they require taurine - which is an essential amino acid found in meat and not grain or plants. If they do not have an adequate source of animal-based protein, they will develop heart and eye issues.
No. All cats are meat eaters. They become ill if put on a vegetarian diet.
Because they need the protein and amino acids like taurine. Never put a cat on a vegetarian diet it will kill them. Also because it tastes so good!
You can find some good vegetarian diet recipes by going to any of the following websites www.mayoclinic.com/health/vegetarian-diet/HQ01596 or amazon.com or cookbooks
There are many advantages to vegetarian foods:It does not require the death of another living creature.It is more environmentally conscious.It is healthier.People who have cancer are often put on vegetarian diets.A vegetarian diet, done correctly, results in better complexion.Some studies show that a vegetarian diet promotes maximum physical endurance.Vegetarian food doesn't spoil as quickly as foods containing meat and meat byproducts.It is a less expensive lifestyle than a diet that contains meats.Far less toxic heavy metals are taken into the human body with a vegetarian lifestyle than with a meat lifestyle.Far less antibiotics, growth hormones, and other chemicals are taken into the human body when eating a vegetarian diet.Those are just some of the advantages of a vegetarian diet.
I'm a vegetarian and someone who has a lot of Indian friends. I do know many true Chinese vegetarians. The thing is that Indians have a very greasy diet. Not all of them are vegetarian but being or not, they fry lots of things and put butter in a bunch of things. Now, the Chinese, from China I should add, they steam the vegetables and have a light diet. The Chinese food from the USA is not the real Chinese food. They adapted the food here for the American taste, which is deep fried stuff...So, in comparison, the Chinese people have a much healthier vegetarian diet than the Indian.
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Baked beans are vegetarian. Some people put bacon or pork with them, which makes it non vegetarian.
Only put sun block on hairless breeds of cats.
Salt is NOT vegetable, nor a non-vegetable.you can put salt on food, if your a vegetarian. :3
No. They don't get put down after a week in cats protection.
Vegetarians aren't big fans of their food being covered in meat. I was once given a plate of veggie spring rolls which they had put on the same plate as my brother's prime ribs. Surprisingly they were no longer vegetarian after being covered in some form of meaty BBQ sauce.
They put it between my cats shoulder blades where she couldn't pick at it.