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Ask the Expert: Pet Nutrition
Can dogs eat cat food?
Do kittens need extra vitamins?
Can supplements help my dog’s itchy skin?
ASPCA experts answer your pet nutrition questions—and give all companion animal caretakers much food for thought.
Please note: The information provided in this column should not be substituted for advice from your veterinarian.
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- Wet and Dry Cat Food
- Transitioning from Puppy to Adult Food
- Cheese Treats for Dogs
- Teaching Pups to Eat Dog Food
- Feeding Goldfish
- Can Rabbits Eat Corn?
- Can My Bird Eat Cherries
- Birds with a Food Color Preference
- Birds Who Won't Eat Fresh Fruit
- Buying Opened Bags of Food
- Inappropriate People Food
- Holistic Pet Diets
- Raw Protein in Pet Diets
- Horse Meat in Pet Foods
- Fish Feces
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Please read first: Due to the volume of questions submitted, we cannot guarantee that yours will be answered in this column. The information provided to you via email and in the Ask the Pet Nutrition Service column should not be substituted for advice from your veterinarian. Please do not submit questions about medical problems here. If you think your pet is sick, you should contact your veterinarian. If you think your pet has ingested a potentially poisonous substance, contact your veterinarian or the APCC’s 24-hour hotline at (888) 426-4435 immediately. Delay in seeking proper veterinary care can worsen an animal’s condition.
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