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Mars, Inc. is the source of sustainable cat food, see the blue fish on the package (left).
Now you can spend your pet food dollars (or euros) on a cat food that doesn't hurt the ocean.
Leaving aside the debate on the
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I'm sure somebody will say that the fish in catfood is better delivered to hungry people, and so it's not sustainable if it's eaten by a cat when people need food. But I don't think cats get the best fish that people want. Tweet
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