Sure, I think any way of reducing the population/proportion of meat eating pets would be, on the whole, a good thing.
I’d also predict a positive correlation between affluence and having a pet, which might mean that societies coming out of poverty results in more animal consumption than suggested by the ‘poor meat eater problem’.
Sure, I think any way of reducing the population/proportion of meat eating pets would be, on the whole, a good thing.
I’d also predict a positive correlation between affluence and having a pet, which might mean that societies coming out of poverty results in more animal consumption than suggested by the ‘poor meat eater problem’.