Fancy Feast

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I have 2 cats and as a special treat I sometimes give them wet food instead of dry food. Instead of buying the brand I usually buy (Fancy Feast) I bought a different brand of wet (meow mix) because that is the brand of dry food I buy. I will not be buying that brand of wet food again because one of my cats got sick and the other one would not even touch it. On a graph my demand for Fancy Feast would shift to the right and my demand for Meow mix would shift to the left. This would be an example of "Changing Tastes and

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