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What meat can I give to my dog? The advices – Italian Cuisine

What meat can I give to my dog? The advices


The dog is by nature carnivorous, so giving it meat as a meal is possible. But which types of meat are recommended? Here is a useful guide

Our dog it is a pet, of course, but it still remains a descendant of the wolf. So, although we are used to feeding it with crunchy or industrial pressed meats – the famous cans -, every now and then gratifying it with a little meat, it can't hurt him.
Yeah, but which meat can you give it to your dog? And in what quantity? Below we will provide you with the advice targeted for proper nutrition of Fido, while in our gallery you will find the various types of meat that can be cooked for him.

Why give meat to the dog?

The dog is carnivorous by nature, therefore it can potentially consume any type of meat, from game to birds, up to beef, sheep and even pork. Fish can also be a viable alternative, being a meat rich in good fats and Omega 3.

Lean meat is better for the dog

The dog can eat any part of the animal, including offal and fatty parts, but if possible it is better to prefer i lean cuts, to facilitate digestion, always very laborious for our four-legged friends. Beware of red meats: although they are more greedy for Fido, they are however fatter and for many dog ​​breeds, this could prove harmful to health.

Yes to fish to dog

Fish is an excellent alternative, as it is a meat rich in Omega 3 and good fats, which help the animal to have shiny hair. But be careful: take care to wash the meat well and to remove any bones, very dangerous for Fido, who, by eating voraciously, risks ingesting even the largest ones, which can damage the internal organs.

How much meat to give to my dog?

The quantities depend on the size of the dog: the bigger it is, the more it has to eat. Generally, you need to calculate about 15-20 grams of meat per pound of animal weight. So, for example, if Fido weighs 20 kg, you will have to prepare about 4 ounces of meat per day.

Discover in the gallery other tips to give meat to the dog

Can the cat eat my fish leftovers? The advices – Italian Cuisine

Can the cat eat my fish leftovers? The advices


The cat can eat the leftovers of the fish we have cooked if it is not too rich in fats and seasonings. However, there are some fish to avoid

Almost all cat owners ask themselves, at least at the beginning, this question. The cat can we eat the leftovers of the fish that we humans eat? The answer is yes, but with due care of course.

The reason is simple: being the cat a carnivorous animal it can consume, just like humans, the fish and leftovers from what we have just consumed if they are not too different from those specially prepared for him.

In short, the difference lies right here: the cat can eat fish leftovers as long as it was cooked in a healthy way, without added fats, excessive sauces and seasonings.

The fish that the cat digests best

Absolutely, if we talk about macro categories, the white fish – by nature thinner and lighter – it is what the cat digests and assimilates in the best way. So go ahead for leftovers sole, cod is hake, always cooked lightly, maybe steamed or in a pan.

Fish such as salmon and tuna can be given to the feline but in doses significantly smaller because it is fatter fish.

How much fish can the cat eat?

In general, all veterinarians agree with the statement that the weekly quantity of fish that the cat must consume does not have to be excessive.

First of all because one unbalanced diet in favor of fish it would lack nutrients – like many vitamins – which, on the other hand, are very good for the health of the felines and then because the fish pulp does not contain calcium, an essential nutrient in the diet of cats as it prevents skeletal problems. Finally, the fish must be thoroughly cleaned and deprived of all of them bones which, if ingested, can become very dangerous even for four-legged friends.

Instead, the canned fish as it contains high quantities of oil and mercury which the feline does not tolerate.

Discover in the tutorial other tips on cat feeding, in particular which fish to avoid

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