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* ''[[Jack (webcomic)|Jack]]'' plays it extremely straight. All the furries are considered herbivores. Eating meat is explicitly equaled to cannibalism. {{spoiler|Dwelling on sick meat-related fantazies and later ''giving in to them'' earns two characters a demonic rank of Sin of Gluttony.}}
** "Synth-meat" is mentioned briefly as being the only legal alternative.
* The above-mentioned ''[[Kevin and Kell]]'', for those who aren't familiar with it, is about a "mixed marriage" between a rabbit and a wolf. As such it addresses this issue with surprising frequency and from several different angles. Kell, the wolf,
** There's also a rule that states that predators are unable to track down and eat ''specific'' prey, meaning they can't kill an eat anyone they know.
** In a post about a [[Gender Swap]] comic for April Fool's day of 2007, Holbrook mentions that there would be [[Unfortunate Implications|a considerable]] [[Unequal Pairing|power imbalance]] if "Kelly" was the predator and "Kevina" was the prey. He admits that George and Danielle are a couple with a female prey species and a male predator, but notes that they're secondary characters (It probably helps that Danielle {{spoiler|was originally a human, meaning that she's not instinctively scared of George and she eats meat}}).
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