Not all human food is safe for cats and dogs. Some feeding habits may seem harmless at first, but repeated exposure over time can affect your pets health quietly.

Foods that are too oily, salty, sweet, heavily seasoned, or covered in sauces may contribute to obesity, pancreatitis, kidney strain, digestive issues, and dehydration.Cooked bones can also splinter and become dangerous for the digestive tract.

Even dry kibble should be fed appropriately. Feeding excessive amounts without enough water intake may increase the risk of dehydration, especially in cats, who naturally drink less water.

If giving human food:
avoid heavily seasoned or marinated food
avoid excessive oil, salt, sugar, onions, and garlic
avoid cooked bones
keep portions small and occasional
ensure clean water is always available

Small daily habits matter more than occasional treats. Proper feeding is part of responsible pet care and long-term health

#sspca
#petnutrition
#responsiblepetownership



Not all human food is safe for cats and dogs. Some feeding habits may seem harmless at first, but repeated exposure over time can affect your pets health quietly. Foods that are too oily, salty, sweet, heavily seasoned, or covered in sauces may contribute to obesity, pancreatitis, kidney strain, digestive issues, and dehydration.Cooked bones can also splinter and become dangerous for the digestive tract. Even dry kibble should be fed appropriately. Feeding excessive amounts without enough water intake may increase the risk of dehydration, especially in cats, who naturally drink less water. If giving human food: avoid heavily seasoned or marinated food avoid excessive oil, salt, sugar, onions, and garlic avoid cooked bones keep portions small and occasional ensure clean water is always available Small daily habits matter more than occasional treats. Proper feeding is part of responsible pet care and long-term health #sspca #petnutrition #responsiblepetownership