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Endless Mike posted:
this looks so much like my cross eyed cat. I miss my cat.
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Tony's tuckered out after his Christmas 
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what's his breed cause that is a handsome dog  Toby discovered he could make it up to my computer chair and started sniffing around
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 toby poking his nose out from under the covers last night
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XjSMhw_tJOc
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Deteriorata posted:A nose is about half of that. It can detect chemicals in the air that the dog associates with food. The dog has no way of knowing it needs to ingest more vitamin B, for example. except pretty much every animal can understand on some level what nutrients they might be missing and get cravings for those types of things like, that's a basic survival instinct
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Goodpancakes posted:Cat won't shut up CLOSED: WONTFIX
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Deteriorata posted:There is no correlation between food cravings and nutritional needs. People short in vitamin C do not crave citrus fruits any more than people with sufficient vitamin C. Emotionally, we want there to be a correlation so that we feel justified in eating that half bag of Oreos (it must have contained some nutrient we needed). yeah no one is saying "all cravings are related to nutrition" because obviously there's a lot of reasons to crave poo poo and huge endorphin rushes are a hell of a drug but there's some evidence to suggest cravings can be triggered by nutritional deficiencies for some nutritional deficiencies
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