Nutritional yeast and brewer yeast
In Britain people look strangely and say that they have just brewer
yeast. Is it the same thing as nutritional yeast? Second question, where I can get it in Britain? PS. I do not have a vegan cat yet. In fact, I was just researching possibilities if it is possible for cat to be a vegan. Thanks in advance, Jupiter |
Nutritional yeast and brewer yeast
"Jupiter" > wrote in message om... > In Britain people look strangely and say that they have just brewer > yeast. Is it the same thing as nutritional yeast? > > Second question, where I can get it in Britain? > > PS. I do not have a vegan cat yet. In fact, I was just researching > possibilities if it is possible for cat to be a vegan. > Cats cannot survive on a meat free diet. They're obligate carnivores. > Thanks in advance, > Jupiter |
Nutritional yeast and brewer yeast
Jupiter wrote:
> In Britain people look strangely and say that they have just brewer > yeast. Is it the same thing as nutritional yeast? > > Second question, where I can get it in Britain? > > PS. I do not have a vegan cat yet. In fact, I was just researching > possibilities if it is possible for cat to be a vegan. As another poster has already replied, cats cannot be strictly vegetarian. They are obligate carnivores, meaning they *must* eat meat, or they will not get essential nutrients (the essential nutrient is the amino acid taurine). But more to the point, why do you think it's right for you to impose your pseudo-ethical beliefs on your cat? |
Nutritional yeast and brewer yeast
"Jonathan Ball" > wrote in message ink.net... > Jupiter wrote: > > In Britain people look strangely and say that they have just brewer > > yeast. Is it the same thing as nutritional yeast? > > > > Second question, where I can get it in Britain? > > > > PS. I do not have a vegan cat yet. In fact, I was just researching > > possibilities if it is possible for cat to be a vegan. > > As another poster has already replied, cats cannot be > strictly vegetarian. They are obligate carnivores, > meaning they *must* eat meat, or they will not get > essential nutrients (the essential nutrient is the > amino acid taurine). > > But more to the point, why do you think it's right for > you to impose your pseudo-ethical beliefs on your cat? > "Jupiter" might not want to buy meat if [s]he's vegan, so the decision whether or not to go ahead and buy an obligate carnivore will probably depend on it. |
Nutritional yeast and brewer yeast
Jupiter wrote:
> In Britain people look strangely and say that they have just brewer > yeast. Is it the same thing as nutritional yeast? No. They're very different, and not interchangeable. > Second question, where I can get it in Britain? Mail order or shop? > PS. I do not have a vegan cat yet. In fact, I was just researching > possibilities if it is possible for cat to be a vegan. NO. I realize there are some people who think cats can be vegan, but I find it morally reprehensible that such people arrogantly force their alternative lifestyle values on a helpless creature nature has seen fit to live by its own specific set of values. Cats do not eat rice and beans. They eat fish, mice, meat, and offal. Please don't go so loopy into veganism that you project your peculiar sensitivities onto other helpless species. |
Nutritional yeast and brewer yeast
If you love your cat you won't even think of putting him/her on a vegan
diet - they are naturally carnivorous! "Jupiter" > wrote in message om... > In Britain people look strangely and say that they have just brewer > yeast. Is it the same thing as nutritional yeast? > > Second question, where I can get it in Britain? > > PS. I do not have a vegan cat yet. In fact, I was just researching > possibilities if it is possible for cat to be a vegan. > > Thanks in advance, > Jupiter |
Nutritional yeast and brewer yeast
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