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Once I ate my sisters guinea pig treats cause they looked like white chocolate chips. Turns out they were vitamin enriched yogurt drops. didn't taste too bad though.
thats funny as shit! ahhaahaha
uhhhh... most dog treats aren't nearly as chewy as human beef jerky. either way most dog treats are also made up of the beef bi products humans won't eat (organs, eyeballs, etc) ground into a nice pulp :) enjoy that sentiment.
If it was tasty, who cares? Their loss.
lol serves ya right for eating it without asking
I love this site just made an account. The thing is, beef jerky is expensive. So when I see it there in front of me I just steal it. Now I know there is such a thing as karma
I'm honestly curious if anyone happens to know offhand (if research needs to be done I could do it myself, I'm lazy and wanted to avoid it) if the jerky given to dogs really is the same stuff for us. I mean, if it is, and it ends up being cheaper, like some people mentioned, if you like beef jerky, why not get that?
dog bones taste good too.
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My half-blind mostly unable to taste grandfather did this once. His reaction: "It's not half bad."
Honestly though the dog jerky vs human jerky is the same thing though just with a different package. Sort of like peanut for parrots... it's the same thing for both people and parrots except one bag says it's for parrots and the other not. So it's just a matter of names rather than what the object actually represents.