Vietnam's penchant for eating animals that are considered pets in many other countries came about largely as a result of circumstance, said Hoang Ngoc Bau, one of Hanoi's few trained vets.

Vietnam. In Vietnam, people eat fried cat meat with beer! The preparation process is strange and gory; they use a hammer to smash the cat's head, then drown it and remove its fur.

Cats and dogs have long been a controversial part of the cuisine for some in Vietnam.. But a new claim circulating online says that people there are eating black cats as a treatment for COVID-19. ...

It’s very bad luck to be a black cat in Vietnam, ... “People all over the world are understandably terrified of COVID-19, ... “There is no evidence whatsoever that eating cats cures ...

BLACK cats are being killed and eaten in Vietnam after fakes news spread claiming grounding up their bodies could cure coronavirus. The No To Dog Meat charity said the cats are being boiled, skinne… ...

Thien says the demand for cat meat grows each year. “When I first started working here, I was surprised so many people ate cat,” he said. “But now, fine, they like it.” ...

HANOI - The enduring popularity of "little tiger" as a snack to accompany a beer in Vietnam means that cat owners live in constant fear of animal snatchers, despite an official ban. At an ...

But the majority of people in Vietnam – 71% – are against eating and trading cat meat, the HSI poll found. With nine in 10 saying they or someone they know have had their pet stolen.

A growing number of people in Vietnam disapprove of eating dog meat but it still remains “very much a deep-rooted habit”, according to the BBC’s Linh Nguyen.. The committee also urged ...

Vietnam's penchant for eating animals that are considered pets in many other countries came about largely as a result of circumstance, said Hoang Ngoc Bau, one of Hanoi's few trained vets.

Vietnam’s taste for cat leaves pets in peril. ... “A lot of people eat cat meat. It’s a novelty. They want to try it,” said the establishment’s manager To Van Dung, 35.