Can Dogs Eat Fish Food?

It is best for dogs not to eat fish food. Because the fish food for fish is relatively concentrated in nutrition, dogs are prone to obesity if they eat too much. Long-term or excessive consumption may lead to the deposition of certain substances in the body, which will bring burdens to various organs. If the phosphorus content in fish food is too high, dogs eating too much will cause an imbalance of calcium and phosphorus. In mild cases, they are prone to diarrhea and loose stools, and they are prone to rickets in the long run.

Although it is said that dogs cannot eat fish food, dogs can eat fish meat, which can supplement vitamin A, vitamin D and vitamin E needed by puppies. At the same time, fish meat is rich in trace elements and protein, and the fat content and cholesterol content in fish meat are low. Puppies are not easy to gain weight after eating, and are easy to digest and absorb. However, the owner should remove the bones after the fish is cooked, and then feed the puppy, so as not to accidentally eat the bones and scratch the esophagus, or even cause accidents such as bones stuck in the throat and suffocation.

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The daily eating and drinking of taking care of dogs must be scientific and reasonable. It is best to feed dogs dog food at ordinary times. Dog food has high nutritional value. You can also occasionally give dogs some nutritional cream. It is not recommended for owners to feed raw fish directly to dogs, because there are a lot of parasites and bacteria in raw fish, and dogs are likely to be infected with parasites after eating. Raw fish may carry harmful bacteria such as salmonella, which is extremely harmful to your dog's health. Finally, even though fish is good, don’t feed your dog too much, just a few mouthfuls every now and then, and don’t exceed one-fifth of the total amount of food.