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...why did they go after the chocolate and not the beef jerky? that's what i'm wondering!!!!
yea my poor baby had to get her stomach pumped that day....
I once left my cats alone for 3 days with a bag of chocolate covered strawberries on the table that my dad's friend left there without my knowledge. The cats normally eat all bowls of food I leave out within the first day and then try to tear apart the apartment looking for more food (to the point I had to tie the pantry knobs together so they couldn't rip open the bags).
So I freaked out all 3 days surely expecting to return and find 2 chocolate covered cats near death due to theobromine poisoning. Luckily they tore open the bag, shredded the paper into microscopic bits, scattered the strawberries all over the floor, but didn't dare to take one bite.
They will pretty much turn the trashcan over to dig out any discarded meat or fish, but for some reason they know better than to eat fruit, candy, or other stuff that could hurt them.
Nerd 😛
No, this is nerdy.
It's a PDE inhibitor (since it's a methylxanthine) in the cAMP pathway
Xanthine
Dimethylxanthine (theobromine)
- This looks like N-dealkylation. More specifically, N-demethylation
You are right, my dog was a runt and he's still a ball of solid muscle. No outstanding situation seem to trigger him. It used to be that he ran to the dog park wagging his tail and played literally with everyone. Now, he'd go over there, check out who's in it and start growling really aggressively at some dogs through the fence when those are just trying to come and sniff him and sometimes they even try to lick him lol. He'd gotten into a couple of fights recently, too. Not like anyone was hurt, but it's scary to watch. They go at it lightning fast and you have no freaking idea what the hell happened until it's over.
Is that how they wear the sunglasses in NJ? On the forehead? 😛
yes you do.
