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Glad I Went Back
I was on my way home from Wheeler Mission with my kids one evening, and caught a glimpse of what I thought was the largest rat I’d ever seen. The animal was running along the gutter near the road. Fortunately, a second glance revealed that it was not a rat, but a puppy. After dropping off my children with the tutor, I drove by that same spot, hoping to find the puppy, but expecting she’d disappeared, or worse – become roadkill. But, there she was, sniffing her way down the busy street. I scooped her up, and that is where
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BACK TO THE BASICS If pets could talk, what would they order off the menu at a restaurant? What kinds of food and nutrients would help them thrive? Cats and dogs are similar in that they both have shorter, simpler digestive systems than humans. This means food spends less time in the intestinal tract, so their bodies have less time to digest and absorb nutrients from the food they eat. However, the diets they each require are unique. While cats are “obligate carnivores”, meaning they must eat animal-derived protein, dogs are omnivore, meaning they are scavengers that can survive on




