Cracking deal for bland tuna, give me mackerel any day ..but heat for price. shouldn't we all be laying off the tuna to give it some recovery time as a species!? ..not to mention all the nastiness from fukushima that polluted (even more) vast swathes of seascape.
yrreb88 to MR GUS
9 Dec 151#10
Skipjack tuna are doing fine, there's no significant concern at current populations. Check the supplier is at least involved with the MSC or the ISSF.
Radiation from Fukushima isn't a concern to us. Nobody would recommend you eat fish swimming just outside of course but there's no reason to avoid fish elsewhere for fear of radiation. This chart might help. :smiley:
allan1954
9 Dec 15#3
this is total rubbish bought some when 50p per can in Asda ok for cats.
bloodrx
9 Dec 151#4
HOT!!!
reakt
9 Dec 151#5
Anyone else scan the subject line quickly and accidentally read it as tinned Heron? :confused:
robbie1412
9 Dec 151#6
mmmmmmm all those flaky bits from the floor, mmmmmmmmm
hoggy99
9 Dec 151#7
Cat food sorted!
robbie1412 to hoggy99
9 Dec 15#8
might be too salty for cats
yrreb88 to hoggy99
9 Dec 151#9
I wouldn't recommend it, maybe a mouthful every now and then as a rare treat. If you have to give fish, any vet will tell you it's better to give them plain fish such as cheap frozen white fish from supermarkets.
plodging
9 Dec 151#11
Salty sawdust yummy
hamnan1984
9 Dec 151#12
Bleurgh rubbish stuff! Tuna "flakes" are utter rubbish once drained there's hardly anything there!
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160g cans at Heron foods. Mine are dated 2018. Promotion showing on their website too.
Loads in Dewsbury
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Radiation from Fukushima isn't a concern to us. Nobody would recommend you eat fish swimming just outside of course but there's no reason to avoid fish elsewhere for fear of radiation. This chart might help. :smiley: