Novel Protein Dog Food 소설 & 이야기

"On second thought Sir, we didn't see a dog, but we did see some dirt, it seemed to be the wrapper or the container she kept her dog food. I think it was a brand named with something that started with a P... P... Paws, Yes! The name of the dog food brand was called Paws" "Brilliant! Now we know that she got Paws recently for her dog because of course, dog food expires really quickly and there is no way she could have gotten that without it being recent" I said as I tried to piece the puzzle all together. "Yes Sir, and she would have likely paid for it with her credit card" One of the intelligence guys chipped in. At this point, it just felt like we were all trying to unwrap a sort of mystery

she said coldly. “As you wish. What about your pet? What does she eat?” Any neutral subject had to be better than frozen silence. She looked at her dog with a small frown. “Dog food, but I doubt you have a grocery store that sells kibble. I guess now’s a good time to put her on that raw food diet I heard about.” “What is that?” “Raw meat, bones and a little cooked veggies. I’m not sure about the portions, though.” He nodded. “I’ll speak with the cook. You might also consult our animal doctor, she’ll likely to have an idea how to look after her.”

"Nice flowers." "Thanks," I tuck the top of the envelope back inside and lay it on the desk next to the flowers. We've been researching granola-based dog food. It was a huge craze in the nineties but my boss thinks there's a position in the market for it with today's health-conscious millennials. He's wrong.

He questioned if raw hamburger was okay for a dog, but figured it couldn’t be that bad. They were scavengers before domestication, and he’d heard of owners putting their animals on raw meat diets to improve their health. He hoped it was actually that simple. If he kept him, he’d have to get dog food from town or ask Nathaniel what he could safely eat from around the farm. While he ate, Clyde snapped a picture of the dog with his cellphone and sent it to his best friend and self appointed ‘platonic soulmate’, Jeremy. Clyde: [Image Sent]

"Ah, good morning, Miss New Wolf." I grinned back, leaning against the counter as she continued her work. "You must be starving. The Alpha asked me to make you something extra nutritious—plenty of protein to help with your transition," she explained, setting down a large bowl. My eyes flickered over the feast laid out before me. Soup, scrambled eggs, grilled chicken salad, thick meat sandwiches, and a few dishes I didn’t even recognize. I felt like a starved beast just staring at the food. Without thinking, I grabbed a ripe apple from the counter and took a generous bite. The sweet juice rolled over my tongue, momentarily soothing the emptiness in my stomach.

“Oh, it’s like this. Last time I gave you—” “Hey, enough flirting! Get to the point!” The officer looked at his notes and then waved his pen angrily. “Do you remember what this is?” “Well, see, one morning at breakfast, I accidentally gave you Darla’s feed. Since you were enjoying it so much, I kept doing it.” Vanessa’s thoughts were in a tangled mess. Was Josh talking about his pet pig, Darla? “Don’t worry, Vanessa. I’ve asked the manufacturer about it. This pig feed is edible. Humans can consume it. The only thing is that there are no nutrients in it, but I asked them to make some changes. I tried the other flavors, and this one is the best.”

“A roasted dog, seriously? And lizards.” “A few people from the Middle East eat Uromastyx lizards.” “Really? How about rats, and what was that the other one?” Before I could answer, Gael appeared with hands full of plastic bags. “Guys, I got seeds for Iris, a box of protein bars, a few packs of dried eggs, and three cans of chicken soup. How about you?” “We got a roasted fucking dog,” I answered. “A what?” He gave me a confused look and eyed Iris.

Jack glanced at them coldly then placed the cage on the ground, and they heard a sound from the inside. Wu wu! He removed the black cloth and saw that the cage was filled with wolfdogs. Each of them bared their teeth and widened their eyes, emitting a cold light. Adolf was stunned. He immediately recognized that these were his own wolfdogs. With a glance, he could tell that it was because their fur was bright and their bodies were very sturdy. This was because he had fed them with maggots. They had a rich protein diet. “Why did you bring the wolfdogs here?!”

Even though I don't know when the last time he ate was, he should eat after the injections wear off to gain energy again. While everyone transferred Koray, I asked Eleanor to help me research how we can feed him. Eventually, we got a mixture of some appropriate dog food to start his meal and then a two-kilo raw piece of Cervidae meat, like a deer. We'll see how it goes and if he wants to eat the next day or later with a big meal. I look around me, even though I know no other human is lurking around. Without stopping myself, I open the cage at a slow pace, keeping eye contact with Koray. I place the bowl of food in front of him and step back. He growls when I touch the cage's door.

“With chocolate chips and whipped cream!” Arthur smiles at me over Miles’ head, and the softness in his gaze settles some of my nerves. “She sure does.” “Pancakes,” Leonard repeats, glancing at Miles’ plate. “Is that all he eats? Pasta and pancakes?” “Miles is in a bit of a picky phase right now,” I laugh. “You know how kids are.” Leonard frowns. “A young wolf needs protein to develop properly. Especially an Alpha. At his age, Arthur was already eating rare steaks.”