rainbowbunny

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Your question made me research it a bit for fun. I know I'm a bit late but here:

At first:

Prior to feline domestication, cats hunted small animals like birds and rodents, and before processed kitty food, they were given food scraps and kept humans free of pests. Only when people stopped regularly storing and growing their own food did commercial cat food became available.

Then in 1880s London rotting or diseased food was given out as cat food.

And eventually kibble came about slowly throughout the 1900s. And eventually regulated by the FDA in the US because it could be emergency food in times of need.

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Weight loss is extremely difficult. People online always give such a wide variety of advice and some of it might help and some of it might not. Finding a professional to help like maybe a dietician might help but right now you really should be kind and loving to yourself. It's very difficult. Keep writing too.

Unfortunately it seems they're just relocating their "facilities" to try to get their already subsidized costs from getting higher.

The closures mark the latest signal of trouble for the nation's meat processing sector, currently dealing with ​a 75-year trough in supply. U.S. meatpackers have been steadily losing money in their beef businesses because rising cattle costs have outpaced ⁠gains from soaring prices for steaks and hamburger meat.

... It said shifting production among its remaining facilities will allow it to maintain a similar level of cattle slaughter across a more efficient network.

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There are no other colas in mainstream supermarkets in the US because Coke doesn't let them sell there