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Raw or Undercooked Meat è sicuro per i cani?

ATTENZIONE

Raw or undercooked meat, eggs and bones can carry harmful bacteria and parasites.

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Quando è Raw or Undercooked Meat sicuro per i cani?

Salmonella, E. coli, Listeria and Campylobacter can colonise raw meat. Cooked bones also splinter easily and cause severe internal injuries.

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Pathogenic bacteria; sharp bone fragments

Pathogenic bacteria on raw meat can make both dogs and the humans handling their food sick. Cooked bones lose moisture and become brittle, splintering into sharp fragments that can perforate the esophagus, stomach or intestines. Raw bones are less likely to splinter but can still fracture teeth and cause obstructions.

Fonti

  • •Blue Cross UK — Pet Poisoning Guidance
  • •FDA — Animal Health Literacy
  • •Battersea Dogs & Cats Home — Toxic Foods
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Dosi e soglie

If you feed raw, follow strict food-safety protocols. Never give cooked bones of any kind.

Sintomi da tenere d'occhio

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warningDiarrhea (sometimes bloody)
warningFever
warningLethargy
warningSudden refusal to eat
warningAbdominal pain