Post by 4petneedsindia on Mar 15, 2017 12:22:47 GMT
The answer to this question largely depends on the size of your dog, and how much cat food they manage to get hold of!
A one-off snack or even a binge might not have any negative effects on your dog, but on the other hand, it might potentially cause problems. The fact that cat food is higher in protein than dog food and also has a different combination of ingredients may mean that it effects the stomach of sensitive dogs, potentially causing an upset stomach and sickness and diarrhoea, although there are unlikely to be any long-term or serious side effects of a one-off cat food binge
I think you should wean him on to a high-quality digestible dog food which could be fish based like Chip Chops Fish on Stick . These are carefully prepared to provide a pure tasty and highly digestible snack.
A one-off snack or even a binge might not have any negative effects on your dog, but on the other hand, it might potentially cause problems. The fact that cat food is higher in protein than dog food and also has a different combination of ingredients may mean that it effects the stomach of sensitive dogs, potentially causing an upset stomach and sickness and diarrhoea, although there are unlikely to be any long-term or serious side effects of a one-off cat food binge
I think you should wean him on to a high-quality digestible dog food which could be fish based like Chip Chops Fish on Stick . These are carefully prepared to provide a pure tasty and highly digestible snack.
