Cat loves protein
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MidwestBeast
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Haha, that is awesome. Better be careful or it might just turn into a panther, tiger, or some other jungle cat with ridiculous strength 
Can't say I've had this problem (though I also don't have a cat - but my dog has never shown interest, nor have I offered it or set it anywhere low enough).
Can't say I've had this problem (though I also don't have a cat - but my dog has never shown interest, nor have I offered it or set it anywhere low enough).
SilentBob187
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Looks like they've already had a few. lol
MidwestBeast
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lonewolf0420
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How did this come about in the 1st place? And how has it become a problem?
EasyEJL
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Yeah, all 3 are. That picture is from when they were hmm all around 4 years old I think. They are all 10 now, can't quite tell the difference from how they act, but they are showing it a little in their fur
never realized that dogs get grey hairs too.
mDeezy
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Yeah, all 3 are. That picture is from when they were hmm all around 4 years old I think. They are all 10 now, can't quite tell the difference from how they act, but they are showing it a little in their fur
lol yeah my yorkie went from black to solid grey and he's only 3...
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the shiba started all black now she's got some tan showing through... i don't really have any good pics but here's one
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pmiller383
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Be careful, chocolate can be pretty toxic to cats so if its a chocolate protein I would keep them away from it.
My cat is a big fan of eggs, maybe once a week I will cook him up a fried egg when I make myself some. I guess he knows the benefits of real food over whey lol..
My cat is a big fan of eggs, maybe once a week I will cook him up a fried egg when I make myself some. I guess he knows the benefits of real food over whey lol..
ShadowFury
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I really need another dog when I graduate college. My dog is gonna be on a year-round bulk
AtlasEnduring
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mDeezy I love yorkies, I have one she is about 13 years old now. Fiercely loyal dogs they are, and quite capable for their size. More than once she has seen a larger dog barking at her and ignored it, or has went off herself ready to tear some dog 120 pounds heavier than she is all to hell and back again hahah. Good spirited lil pups they are.
mDeezy
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oh yeah for sure my shiba and rat terrier don't stand a chance against my yorkie when it comes down to it, even though he's half their size lol. and yeah little ike (named after kyle's little brother from south park) is incredibly loyal; the only thing is he barks or growls at everything!
AtlasEnduring
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Yes they do that, bark all the time. But it actually helps them make good guard dogs, not for attacking, but you will know if a squirrel farts in a tree outside and which side of the house the tree was at. :veryhappy:
My dog is tormented by thunderstorms though
she whines and growls the entire time, so long nights of it really wear her out. Onto cats for being on topic reasons, I dont like em, but I agree you should avoid letting them get ahold of protein especially like someone stated if it is chocolate.
I love any of my animals too much to let one go over something like that.
lonewolf0420
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My dog is tormented by thunderstorms though
Onto cats for being on topic reasons, I dont like em, but I agree you should avoid letting them get ahold of protein especially like someone stated if it is chocolate.
my dad had a boxer that was the same way. I'd solution to ease her was giving her half a benedryl. She slept like a baby.
I would never give my cats a taste of my supplements. At most, one of my cats likes canned whipped cream. He gets a little each night when we sit down for dinner. I love my cats. The thought of anything happening to them, gives me anxiety