RE: Dogs wouldn't eat liver

[Guest guest]

My dog loves liver. I buy raw turkey livers for him. Maybe you need to spice

it up a bit? ;-)

Judith Alta

-----Original Message-----

From: Roman [mailto:romeml@...]

Having read NT and other WAPF's material, I got an impression that dogs

would devour liver when given a chance. So, when I was at my sister's, I

decided to give some raw pork liver to two dogs of hers. But to my great

surprise, they only smelled it. And these are dogs who had seemed to derive

great pleasure from eating salty herring, meat with garlic and quite a lot

of pretty hot cayenne, and other foods we had. That was very strange...

Roman

[Guest guest]

LOL - sounds like it might need some spicing, yeah, given past experience

for those particular dogs.

Also, some dogs can't tolerate raw liver - too rich for 'em. I have to

be very careful with my cat and raw liver for the same reason, he'll just

barf it up again (no pun intended) if I give him too much at once.

Barely cooking it often works in those cases.

At 04:10 PM 2/14/04 -0500, you wrote:

> My dog loves liver. I buy raw turkey livers for him. Maybe you need to

>spice

> ;-)

>

> Judith Alta

>

> -----Original Message-----

> From: Roman [mailto:romeml@...]

>

> Having read NT and other WAPF's material, I got an impression that dogs

> would devour liver when given a chance. So, when I was at my sister's, I

> decided to give some raw pork liver to two dogs of hers. But to my great

> surprise, they only smelled it. And these are dogs who had seemed to derive

> great pleasure from eating salty herring, meat with garlic and quite a lot

> of pretty hot cayenne, and other foods we had. That was very strange...

>

> Roman

MFJ

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[Guest guest]

All animals are different. Even humans. ;-)

Judith Alta

-----Original Message-----

From: F. Jewett [mailto:mfjewett@...]

LOL - sounds like it might need some spicing, yeah, given past experience

for those particular dogs.

Also, some dogs can't tolerate raw liver - too rich for 'em. I have to

be very careful with my cat and raw liver for the same reason, he'll just

barf it up again (no pun intended) if I give him too much at once.

Barely cooking it often works in those cases.

[Guest guest]

At 04:34 PM 2/14/04 -0500, you wrote:

>All animals are different. Even humans. ;-)

>

>Judith Alta

Ya THINK? Really? Wow. :-D

MFJ

Any moment in which you feel like dancing is a perfect moment.

[Guest guest]

>Having read NT and other WAPF's material, I got an impression that

>dogs would devour liver when given a chance. So, when I was at my

>sister's, I decided to give some raw pork liver to two dogs of

>hers. But to my great surprise, they only smelled it. And these

>are dogs who had seemed to derive great pleasure from eating salty

>herring, meat with garlic and quite a lot of pretty hot cayenne,

>and other foods we had. That was very strange...

i've never fed raw pork liver, but have fed raw chicken, turkey, beef, bison

and lamb liver and my dogs love them all, fwiw.

Suze Fisher

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