trescanis
November 21st, 2004, 04:51 PM
The Veterinary Behavior Service at the UC Davis School of Veterinary
Medicine is currently conducting a study investigating why dogs and cats eat plants (grass, flowers, leaves, twigs, etc.). Although many theories have been proposed, this is the first study to scientifically investigate the age-old question "Why do dogs and cats eat grass?" The more information they gather, the better we will understand this behavior.
Dog survey HERE (http://intercom.virginia.edu/SurveySuite/Surveys/PlantDog/)
Cat survey HERE (http://intercom.virginia.edu/SurveySuite/Surveys/PlantCat/)
Link to School is HERE (http://dogs.ucdavis.edu/)
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Medicine is currently conducting a study investigating why dogs and cats eat plants (grass, flowers, leaves, twigs, etc.). Although many theories have been proposed, this is the first study to scientifically investigate the age-old question "Why do dogs and cats eat grass?" The more information they gather, the better we will understand this behavior.
Dog survey HERE (http://intercom.virginia.edu/SurveySuite/Surveys/PlantDog/)
Cat survey HERE (http://intercom.virginia.edu/SurveySuite/Surveys/PlantCat/)
Link to School is HERE (http://dogs.ucdavis.edu/)
http://www.websmileys.com/sm/animal/296.gif