Is it ok to eat a duck that has eaten dog food?

I bουght a nice rouen duck a few months ago fοr eating. Wе wеrе going tο eat іt now bυt mу 7 1/2 year ancient daughter hаѕ јυѕt kindly informed mе ѕhе hаѕ bееn feeding thе duck DOG FOOD fοr thе last few months.

Iѕ іt still OK tο eat thе duck, οr wіll іt taste drеаdfυl?
Hοnеѕtlу, friendofchip, thаt wаѕ really hard tο bе wіth уου.

I сουld care less whаt thе animals іn meat factories eat. Aѕ long аѕ thе meat tastes decent whеn I eat іt.

5 Responses to “Is it ok to eat a duck that has eaten dog food?”

  • Superfied says:

    it should still be okay. As long as it has had more nutritious ducky things to eat! It is like the cows that are fed nothing but corn and not grass and such, it’s okay…but not as excellent as the natural fed ones!
    taking into account that ducks eat plants, worms, and bugs…I reckon dog food sounds better! I have by no means heard of this before, so it will be an experiment, but to be honest I don’t reckon it will make a difference!
    Delight in!

  • CKep says:

    hahahahaha. what the hell?

  • Pat says:

    Get the duck to blow it out it’s ass

  • ana says:

    Personally, I would keep it a few more months and supervise its diet (to be sure it’s not getting slipped more dog food) and then do the slaughter-and-eat bit; but I don’t reckon it’s necessary.

  • friendofchip says:

    you eat cat food so why not?
    You eat a live duck, you eat liver, you eant bone, so why not>
    Isn’t this like the pot calling the kettle black?

    What is so incorrect with dog food that you can
    a) pretend you don’t eat the same stuff, and
    b) conveniently ignore farmed animals whch eat a mixture of powdered reinforce, chalk, fish, yes FISH, blood, hay and bonemeal mixed into small pellets,
    c) eat eggs or milk from animals that have literally by no means seen the light of day?

    And even if you say you only only only ever eat oorganic free range whatever, no cow is killed by hugging it to death. THey eat crap mixed with meal and blood.

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