Re: Designs? Household pets & safety?

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Posted by lisa on October 27, 1999 at 17:58:51:

In Reply to: Designs? Household pets & safety? posted by Anon on October 27, 1999 at 03:38:19:

:Think it would be safe for a cat? Seems to me that cats &
: rabbits do a lot of tongue-grooming, so the whole recipe needs to be
: completely harmless.

You'd have to find a substitute for lemon juice, since citrus
products are extremely poisonous to rabbits. Probably cranberry
juice. Sugar, starchy ingredients, and probably certain oils are
really bad for bunnies, too.

Honestly, since bunny digestive systems are really delicate, I
wouldn't want to experiment with recipes on them. And since a bunny's
GI system is their shock organ, you will cause some serious damage
(and possibly kill them) with the wrong recipe.

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bunnies (mostly OT) Catherine Cartwright Jones 20:39:10 10/27/99 (2)
- Re: bunnies (mostly OT) lisa 20:55:18 10/27/99 (1)
  - Re: bunnies (gettin waaay OT) Catherine Cartwright Jones 21:44:12 10/27/99 (0)

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: :Think it would be safe for a cat? Seems to me that cats & : : rabbits do a lot of tongue-grooming, so the whole recipe needs to be : : completely harmless. : You'd have to find a substitute for lemon juice, since citrus : products are extremely poisonous to rabbits. Probably cranberry : juice. Sugar, starchy ingredients, and probably certain oils are : really bad for bunnies, too. : Honestly, since bunny digestive systems are really delicate, I : wouldn't want to experiment with recipes on them. And since a bunny's : GI system is their shock organ, you will cause some serious damage : (and possibly kill them) with the wrong recipe.

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