i think it wasa discussed on here a while back, well ive now noticed it written about on the burgess website with link provided :wave:
http://www.burgesspetcare.co.uk/news.html
http://www.burgesspetcare.co.uk/news.html
Surely the concern should be over the massive stupidity of anyone who takes pet care advice from a smoothie advert, rather than the advert itself. You can't expect people to give care details every time an animal is mentioned in public :?
I'm sorry, but I don't agree. I've already written to Innocent about the stupidity of their advert. They have a rabbit stating "I love strawberries, and I love apples and I love bananas etc etc" and this surely sends out the message to kids (and adults) that it's OK to feed these foodstuffs to their rabbits. We all know that it IS OK to feed tiny quantities of these foods BUT the emphasis is on TINY quantities. Little Johnny is probably going to see the advert and give thumper in the hutch a whole banana :roll::roll:
I'm not denying that people are thick enough to do it - just that the people making the advert probably have no idea of the rampant stupidity of many pet owners and thus aren't entirely to blame
Surely the concern should be over the massive stupidity of anyone who takes pet care advice from a smoothie advert, rather than the advert itself. You can't expect people to give care details every time an animal is mentioned in public
(Disclaimer - I don't actually know if iguanas or monkeys eat these types of fruit, so don't stuff your monkeys and iguanas with these fruits unless you have researched it properly)
actually you may be supprised rabbits do eat meat havnt you ever caught you rabbit eating a worm in the garden ?:shock:Gwen at Bunny Burrows once was asked 'What meat can rabbit's eat' :shock:
Unfortunately i have had to explain to more than one person that bunnies don't drink smoothies:roll: