So according to this article, if there was a high-protein, low-carb food with taurine, it would be nutritionally satisfactory? Taurine is already lab-made and added to most pet foods, including animal-based ones. Protein is easy to separate from carbs in plant-based foods. Pea protein, for example, has a 15:1 protein to carb ratio.

I still don't see a case for malnutrition. Every article that claims cats can't be plant based repeat the same "taurine" and "protein" concerns, but again, those are so easily debunked. What magic ingredient of meat is necessary for cats that can't be found in plants, causing them to die a slow, tortuous life of malnutrition?

Source?

Sure, but that's like saying "I don't shoot dogs, I just kick them." Like, sure, I guess that's better, but when you say you do it because you "care about dogs," that doesn't make sense.

It's not that they're the enemy - it's just that the platform is controlled by its users. If an admin goes bad, users have the ability to change instances or stand up instances of their own. We are not tied to a single entity's will.

I have the same issue. Makes the front page unusable with the flood of posts pushing everything down. Firefox / Win 11