Cooking Kitty

I don't think this video's purpose is to make us laugh, but rather make us stop and think.
The video highlights how most of us would never think of eating a cat, and yet other intelligent non-human animals capable of feeling pain -- pigs for example, suffer horrible abuse and are treated as "things." A cat feels pain, but not a pig? It's absurd.
Please, if you are unfamiliar with how pigs are raised on factory farms, please google for more info.

We guarantee, no cat at SunPower Natural Vegan Cafe in Los Angeles. Well, maybe a cat for adoption.

what a sicky good video is this?
awesome! :)

I feel like i'm gonna throw up, but there is a very good point in this video!...... behind all the sicknessness......... *vomits*

roast cat is delish! have it every sunday!
lol oj!
veggie obv.

Personally I don't eat cat as it's a very stringy meat, and because their carnivorous diet means that they are more likely to contract parasites or diseases from their food, compared to their herbivorous cousins, if you plan to farm and feed them naturally, anyway.

That said, horse is oddly tasteless and tough too, despite their dietary needs. One of the less tasty steaks that I've had.

I also wouldn't make pate from a chihuahua; they have a very lean build which doesn't make for good meat.

Im a vegetarian and Im not offended, merely bored. Very weak comedy

Cute, but that cat sure must have looked funny when he was alive! Good idea, though.

I'm surprised you didn't have the Veggie Rank and File spitting fur at this one and find we are the first to comment.

Perhaps next year you can join forces with McDonalds to promote a broiled Sausage Dog - That's bound to hit the headlines and stimulate the sort of debate we were hoping this would.

Even on our Vegetarian News blog this post only provoked one complaint - apathy rules apparently.