To snack or not to snack?

[JimD]

OneTwoThree wrote:

For example, one ingredient in that ingredient list is know to cause cytotoxicity in liver cells and considerably weaken the immune system.

NorthernAutumnwrote:

please ID the ingredient you are talking about, and offer a credible link. That will allow everyone to participate in the conversation.

I think the ingrediant in question would be; menadione dimethylpyrimidinol bisulfite (aka; vitamin K)

There's a lot of controversy about using this in pet food.

This link concerns Vit K in dog food and contains all of the keywords mentioned by OneTwoThree:
http://www.dogfoodproject.com/index.php?page=menadione

Just google "menadione dimethylpyrimidinol bisulfite" and add some other keywords such as "toxic", "bad for rabbits", etc.

 

[BunnyButter]

So, I just bought a bag of craisins. They're delicious! I'll eat them too. Anyways, Butter loves them! Thank you OneTwoThree for proposing that idea.

She actually bit my knuckle because she could taste the craisin on it and thought my knucle was another craisin.

 

[MILU]

This is the new year, 2012 (btw happy new year!!) so my answer is yes, give them some snacks.. the bunnies deserve some feasting too

 

[MagPie]

BunnyButter wrote:

So, I just bought a bag of craisins. They're delicious! I'll eat them too. Anyways, Butter loves them! Thank you OneTwoThree for proposing that idea.

She actually bit my knuckle because she could taste the craisin on it and thought my knucle was another craisin.

Hahaha Craisens are the best. Harvey loves them but if he eats too many he gets a tummy ache, so they are only for really special treats. And I dunno how many times I've been bitten cause I taste like a craisen.

 

[Ape337]

Oh yes, my fingers are promptly licked clean after treating with a craisin!:biggrin2: