I'll be qualified to teach high school literature, so hopefully I'll get in somewhere in the world. My best year in Korea was teaching high schoolers from April 2017 - April 2018.
VanIslander, I know you're trying to help but feeding cats canned tuna is SUPER bad for them. It contains enough sodium for 2 weeks in the can for them. Vets have told me never to do this. It's cheaper and healthier just to get some wet food for them.
TrueTuna is kind of like crack for cats; something they'll go absolutely nuts for but isn't great for them. Crack might be a bit of an exaggeration, but I wouldn't feed my cats tuna more than once every few months. Even then, only in very small amounts. It relates back to a post another user posted about people imposing human thought processes on animals. The cat might devour that tuna and love it, that doesn't mean it's good for the animal. Quality wet food should do just fine.Just a reminder, though this should be obvious to most, cats are lactose intolerant, never feed them milk.
Theyre also obligate carnivores. Wet dog food isn't great for them either (dogs not being obligate carnivores).
Another new thing I learnt today. I didn't know cats are lactose intolerant.However, I've always given my cats water for a drink, as it's always been easier to give them water than milk. :o
Also an FYI, kitten milk is not good for adult cats, either, haha.
Good luck milking a kitten, though.
At the risk of raising the hackles of a certain poster, they do tend to overplay the safety angle here.
well, if it's not in regards toconstructioncrossing roadschildren bringing box cutters to schoolfire hazardsfire doorsfire alarmsdrink drivingspeedinggoing through red lightsdriving on pavementsdriving in the dark without headlights onseatbelts in taxisgritting pavements in wintercontractual lawblack mouldgoing to work when sickhmm. hope i haven't triggered anyone
Meh. Nothing too bad with that list.Only one that really jumps out is box cutters. Like I understand the big Mohammed Atta ones, but the smaller ones I think are fine. Freaking out over them is safety paranoia gone too far. Its not like there's an epidemic of box cutter stabbings.