Well, I’ll clear all of it up.
Atticus did not eat the onions…just the meat. We gave our chihuahua the onions.

I’m just kidding. We aren’t that stupid. Oh, and I blew out the candle

Um.. Fire.. Blanket. That’s pretty stpid.

Andee — maybe if you had some kind of garlic-infused flea collar? I’ve used herbal flea collars on cats before (with citronella too?). You don’t really want your cats licking garlic powder out of their fur, but it’s not like malathion, or anything nastier like that.

Is that a Playboy magazine laying open next to that can of Krylon? *tsk* *tsk*

Funny, I had always heard garlic was a good flea remedy for cats.

“Jessica–we could say that about cornmeal. Or soy protein. Or anything else that wasn’t 100% meat. But it’s not like he eats that every day, right?”

Totally incorrect, Danita. It just proves you see fit to dismiss it without even looking it up. Dogs are omnivores. They can eat most things we can (like the bread and lettuce on the burger), even if its not always so healthy for them. Some mean people even put them on strictly vegetarian diets. But what they can’t do is eat onions specifically. Onions contain thiosulfate, which humans can safely metabolize but dogs cannot. Its similar to chocolate in this way, which contains theobromine. Nobody is suggesting that the pet owners intend to poison the dog, but its quite possible that like Denita, they didn’t realize the problem.

cute~~~

He’s actually a rare species of Chameleon-Hound. In a few more minutes no one would even see him ON the table. Notice how his paws had already changed color and his face was beggining to?

Hey…I agree…so I know you weren’t talkin’ about my comment. We just lined up one after the other comment sequence wise…No worries!