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Chocolate cake #900549
Asked May 07, 2025, 9:01 PM EDT
Erath County Texas
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I don't think it will kill them but should only be given in moderation. It is high in carbohydrates (simply an energy source and not much else) and will dilute the nutrients (proteins, vitamins and minerals) in the complete feed and can result in nutritional deficiencies.
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Chocolate cake
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I don't think it will kill them but should only be given in moderation. It is high in carbohydrates (simply an energy source and not much else) and will dilute the nutrients (proteins, vitamins and minerals) in the complete feed and can result in nutritional deficiencies.