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The kitten defecates at random, have you encountered it?
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What can a dog eat?
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foods that are harmful to cats:
alcohol
baby food
chocolate
citrus oil extracts
bones (from fish, poultry and other meat sources)
canned tuna
coffee, tea and other caffine/energy drinks
dog food
fat trimmings
fish (raw, canned or cooked)
grapes, raisins and currants
human vitamin supplements containing iron
macadamia nuts
marijuana
milk and other dairy products
mouldy or spoiled food
garbage
mushrooms
all forms of onions and garlic
persimmons
raw eggs
raw meat
rhubarb leaves
salt
string
sugary foods
large amounts of table scraps (if you feed them table scraps, then make sure they make up 10% or less of the cats diet)
tobacco
yeast dough
xylitol (a sweetener used in many sugar-free products, so watch out for this)
Recent Read: Pet Weight Management
Fat has more than twice the calories per gram of protein or carbs, so the amount you feed should be limited. Fat, however, is also what satisfies the appetite best. A diet that is too low in fat will leave your dog feeling hungry all the time, making it harder for you to stick to the diet plan and potentially leading to food-stealing or even poop-eating. It's better to feed a diet with moderate fat and reduce the portion size as needed rather than feeding a low-fat diet. If you are feeding kibble or other dry food, look for a minimum of 25 percent protein. More is better: generally, the higher the protein, the lower the carbs. There is no harm in feeding high protein diets to puppies, seniors, or healthy adult dogs; there are only a few specific health conditions that require protein to be limited.
