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Didja cook it?
No. That wouldn't be repreaentative of what cats experience.
It's already cooked in the can
Really? Figured it was raw.
...is the raw can cheaper?
It's part of the process of canning. The cans must be heated to kill all bacteria inside, otherwise anaerobic bacteria can reproduce in the can and cause nasty diseases like botulism.
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botulism has gotta drive the price down.
If you buy a dinged or damaged can, you can often get a discount on it if you ask. They may or may not be safe to eat, and it's hard to tell until you open it.
Surely this is easily exploitable...
Eating rotten canned food is just the poor man's Botox treatment