What animal will not eat intestines and the head of its prey?

Many carnivorous animals, such as certain species of birds like vultures, typically consume the soft tissues and muscles of their prey while often avoiding the intestines and head. Similarly, some predators like dogs and cats may eat the meat but also tend to leave the less palatable parts. This behavior can be attributed to the instinctual avoidance of potential pathogens and parasites that can be present in these organs.