"I have a little doubt about this cat diet story . My great grandmother had cats , and she always fed them cooked chicken from the farm . I remember her showing me how she used the chicken parts . My grandfather raised kittens from this cat family and he fed them store cat food in cans , which had been cooked . ( My grandmother passed away before I knew her . She drowned the unwanted kittens , according to family stories . ) But I remember playing with the cats . And then my mother inherited cats from the same litters and she feeds them dry cat food and canned cat food . The cats I grew up with in our home had litters , and so our present cat is about 8 or 9 generations along and is perfectly healthy . All along they were house cats and never allowed outside to catch birds or mice , so far as my mother recallls . ( There is only one kitty now , because my Dad does n't like cats and my sister developed an allergy , which seemed related to cats -- but she is over this now . ) All of them were fed cooked food . So the story about cats does not ring true with me . BTW , all the cats I knew from my grandfather to present lived to about 16-20 years old . And none of them died due a specific disease ."
"Well either the Pottenger cat/pig/mouse thing is either the truth or they made the whole thing up . I think we are seeing a mirror of this experiment in society today ... please notice how diseases are striking people at younger and younger ages .... it 's not going to get any better , either because people are not taught the reality about nutrition -- and that what they eat not only effects them , but their offspring as well ."
"I have a little doubt about this cat diet story . My great grandmother had cats , and she always fed them cooked chicken from the farm ."
"Well either the Pottenger cat/pig/mouse thing is either the truth or they made the whole thing up ."