Is it true that all canned cat food has a small amount of rodent in it?

My dad seems to think that, because he says cats need rodent in their diet in order to survive, it is in their nature. I have never heard of this, is he being senile? He was tripping cause I fed my cat and went to wash the spoon that i fed the cat with with the little brush thingie that you pump that has soap in it that gets on the bristles, and he started tripping about the rodent ingredient, not just what it says on the can ( flavor).Is it true that all canned cat food has a small amount of rodent in it?
They don't need ';rodent';.





Rodent isn't made of anything different than a cow or a chicken or so on (basically, that is).





While I wouldn't say pet food standards are high by any means, and that a rodent product or two may be possible from time to time, there is no need for a cat to have ';rodent'; in its diet.Is it true that all canned cat food has a small amount of rodent in it?
it might be seeing how our food is allowed to have a certain amount of bugs rodent droppings and other unsavory things in them.
Who knows...? By law black pepper is allowed rat hair and feces in it as well as dead bugs.
Your father is pulling your leg.
Virtually all processed food including people food has some undesirable things including rodents in them.





PEANUT BUTTERInsect filth


(AOAC 968.35)Average of 30 or more insect fragments per 100 grams


Rodent filth


(AOAC 968.35)Average of 1 or more rodent hairs per 100 grams
no way there are very high standards for pet food industry and they would never put rodents in the food there are too many diseases that rodents carry why would they want to put it in pets foods??? so they would die??? and cats do NOT need rodent in their diets...i have all indoor cats that eat only dry food and they do fine without rodent!!!

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