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Is it good for dogs to eat apples?
In moderation apples give vitamins, fiber, immunity, and digestion help, and have antioxidant benefits. But sugar adds metabolic load, and seeds contain cyanide: remove the core.
Can cats eat red dates (jujubes)?
Cats can eat red dates in small amounts, but it is not recommended: the dried skin can stick in the throat and the pit risks gut blockage. Skip them for cats with sensitive stomachs.
Why does my dog have bad breath?
Causes include tartar, oral inflammation, or poor digestion. Brush teeth, treat sores, or use probiotics for the gut.
Can kittens eat strawberries?
Strawberries are non-toxic and fine in small amounts, but avoid them for very young (under 3 months) or digestive-sensitive kittens.
Can hamsters eat corn?
Hamsters can eat corn, but only raw corn. Cooked corn is sticky and can cause pouch inflammation and dental problems since hamsters hoard food. Do not add seasonings, and soften hard kernels in warm water first.
Can cats eat purple sweet potato?
Cats can eat a little purple sweet potato occasionally - it is rich in vitamins, pectin, and minerals that boost immunity and gut motility. But as obligate carnivores with limited plant digestion, too much causes diarrhea, vomiting, gas, and poor appetite leading to malnutrition.
How much food does a hamster eat per day?
An adult hamster eats about 10g of food daily, roughly 10-12% of its body weight; pregnant females need more. Hamsters are omnivores eating vegetables, seeds, fruit, grains, plants, and meat. Feed hamster-specific mix plus occasional protein like mealworms or chicken, and some apple or greens for vitamins.
What are the symptoms of pregnancy in a female rabbit?
A pregnant doe becomes sensitive, irritable, and more aggressive, with a bigger appetite from fetal demand. Late pregnancy shows a visibly enlarged hind belly and weight gain, with laziness. With only a 30-day gestation, prepare a comfortable nest and add vitamins.
Why has my cat’s ringworm lesion turned black?
A blackened ringworm spot comes from fungal damage causing melanin deposits and hair loss, or from irritating medications leaving hormonal pigmentation that fades in 2-3 weeks after stopping. Skin or follicle damage may take months to recover, aided by supplements.
What should I do if my cat’s nail splits into a thin layer?
A thin split layer is normal - cats shed outer nail sheaths to stay sharp, so no worry. Fast growth or dry air can also cause cracking, so trim regularly and use a humidifier in autumn/winter. Vitamin deficiency can also be a cause, so vary the diet.