Why isn’t there mouse-flavored cat food?

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  1. ChilliWilly profile image61
    ChilliWillyposted 13 years ago

    Why isn’t there mouse-flavored cat food?

  2. Rochelle Frank profile image91
    Rochelle Frankposted 13 years ago

    My cat liked grasshoppers, lizards and sparrows too.
    If  cat food was being sold directly to cats, I'm sure they might have other flavors.
    The truth is, however, that humans actually buy the food. Therefore, cats get filet mignon and roast chicken flavors.
    If there were mouse-flavored  catfood, cats might not bother with hunting mice, so maybe it's just as well.

  3. f_hruz profile image60
    f_hruzposted 13 years ago

    It's a marketing thing ... ever been to a survey group meeting?

    People buy cat food for their pets while looking at them almost like a baby ... from that perspective they will never even come to think of them as an animal which would like to catch and eat a mouse ... even the idea of buying something to do with a mouse and bringing it into their home maybe quite repulsive to these enstranged consumers ... so the manufacturers will sooner create cheese cake flavoured cat food, if it sells well ... smile

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    Rusty C. Adoreposted 13 years ago

    It may not say mouse flavored on the can, but I'm sure that there is a bit of mouse in there somewhere. That's cheap meat! They can catch it anywhere in their factories and add it into the gravy. smile

  5. christoss1959 profile image59
    christoss1959posted 13 years ago

    Legendary question!
    Probably because people wouldn't buy it because they see mouse as discusting and tuna (and other flavors) as appealing since they eat it too..

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    vinsanityposted 13 years ago

    Because cats would love it too much and then eat way too much, thus making them fat....and not as much fun.

  7. prasannastudies profile image61
    prasannastudiesposted 13 years ago

    Many people used to borrow from other. but mouse don't have that tendency to take food from cat... same way cat also.. both are very satisfied from each other.... but as we are human beings .. we also have to behave like cat and mouse....

  8. Tusitala Tom profile image64
    Tusitala Tomposted 13 years ago

    The computer hardware manufacturers would never stand for it.   And as cat aren't vegetarian, apples are out.

  9. ndnfoodie530 profile image60
    ndnfoodie530posted 13 years ago

    That's the best question ever. My take on why they don't make mouse flavored cat treats? Probably the same reason there are not cat poop flavored dog treats-someones' gonna get all sensitive and whatever.

 
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