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So I know it's not real ramen (thought it was for a sec and thought of you) but have you had these?

ooooh I haven't, but now I want to, because I love weird novelty candy so much

#asks #askeataiho #hey wait what does it mean “gel” I need to know what it means by “gel”#food crimes

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Ask and ye shall receive, @askeataiho!

Traditionally, the widowed human would keep their neck and wrists covered during public appearances, a demonstration of how no vampire will ever feed from them again. But Jan’s blood belongs to Lord Bojan now, and respecting that is every bit as important as respecting Gaspar’s memory.

#answered #ask games #askeataiho

🦇Trick or Treat! 🐈‍⬛

Hi Askea!

I hope you like gummies!

#im an awkward 🦇#answered asks #askeataiho #trick or treating

Almost 10 years (would be in October) and Tumblr deactivated my account (askeataiho) for no apparent reason.

Online said reactivation can be anywhere from 2-3 hours to 2-3 weeks to never. So creating this now that I'm at almost 24 hours.

Hopefully my main will be back soon, and I can leave this account to gather dust.

I don't remember all the people I followed (only about 78). Also had more than 13,000 posts.

#askea fic #askeataiho

I have a question about the toxic food post, the fatty foods in particular. I mostly work with sled dogs, who are often fed a very high fat diet (I've heard up to 80%, though no kennel I've worked at fed anything like that much). That’s the only way they can get enough calories for all that exercise. Do arctic breeds and mixes have a higher tolerance for fatty foods? Or have their individual metabolisms just gotten used to it?

Lean dogs are less likely to get pancreatitis than overweight dogs, but the risk factors increase with age also, with dogs over 7 being more at risk. I would expect most sled dogs aren’t going to still be sledding over that age, and if one did get a bout of pancreatitis it would likely be retired.

The pancreas can up-regulate enzymes to suit a change in diet, so it’s quite possible dogs that have been gradually conditioned can handle more fat than their couch-surfing counterparts. Certainly the pet arctic breeds I see don’t seem to be any more resistant to pancreatitis, but it correlated with body weight. Fatter dogs are more likely to have an episode than leaner dogs when being fed fatty food.

So lifestyle is probably a factor, but there may have been a selection pressure towards dogs that can handle a higher fat percentage in their diet, especially if they’re being bred older or after completing so many challenges.

- Dr Ferox

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Trick or treat or boop! 🎃🐾

boop, you say?