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I think I may have read one or two papers on the subject so I suspect others have tried and successfully proved the case for compatability between cat and prawn |
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I think as long as you had a control group ie possibly a "siamese" then you should be able to write up the experiment and be given a goverment grant to aid further studies into other feline - shellfish comparisons. |
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Oh well i have made an observation too-how Clementine tends to turn up from any place, anywhere (despite if she's been out and about.) when Prawns enter the scene! I agree with Kazz, definatley think you need a siamese control group just to make sure the goods are high enough quality to be consumed by a posher puss! |
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I think your control group is too limited to a single breed: suggest you add Abys; sure you will be able to get funding from a university..this could make a very interesting paper and might even appear in"Nature" Good luck |
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