Hello /an/ I bring a question. My dog (no specific race, a street dog) eats my cats' food. I ask of you, is said food good enough for her? Can I simply buy the same food for both dog and cats and be done with their feeding?
This is the ingredient list:
>Rice
>Extruded soybeans
>Soybean peel, soybean pellet
>Chicken oil, fish oil
>Chicken meal, fish meal
>Taurine
>85% phosphoric acid
>Salt, mineral and vitamin nucleus
>Ethoxyquin
>Calcium propionate
>Liver hydrolyzate
>70% choline.
Is this food safe for dogs? Any specific nutrient is not included in this food that my dog might need?
Thanks in advance!
>pic unrelated, Bossy from WoW
>>2313881
bumping with silly stuff
>>2313885
bumping with choice images because I love them
>>2313886
>>2313889
>>2313904
Nutrtition value.
Cat needs different from dog. Fuck dog stop him ftomceating cat food
>>2313886
Magic bag.
Pulling out winning lottery tickets, stacks of cash, drugs, guns ammunition.
I'll just make sure to wear a bee keeper suit every time I open it.
>>2313881
My cat unironically eats raw potatoes.
>>2313904
>No super strength option
Whats the point?
>>2313921
Wouldn't people start to believe in your future telling ability after consistently predicting events?
>>2313928
no I'm pretty sure your cat is just doing it sarcastically
>>2313904
>choose green
>years later
>try to morph into your favorite animal
>it doesn't work
>tfw
>>2313881
Cat food gives dogs liver damage. Don't do it.
>>2313881
I got my cat a bowl that has hoods over the food so dogs can't get in it. Something to do with the way cats and dogs eat differently. When the dog was a puppy she could sneak a few pieces if they stuck to her tongue, but now that she's big she can't get her big dumb fucking face in there.
>>2313889
The heart or gills sound amazing
>>2313881
Your dog will eat your cat's food because it generally has more meat than dog food. It's also fatter. They can't eat each other's food, it doesn't have the same nutritional value and will cause liver damage. If you want to save money, look into raw feeding cats and raw feeding dogs
>>2313881
Actual meat product is something like the seventh ingredient down.
>rice
>extruded soybeans
>soybean peel
>soybean pellet
I wouldn't consider that food safe for cats, let alone dogs. Cats need taurine, that's for damn sure, but CARNIVOROUS MAMMALS do not require any of the greentexted ingredients. They're filler that your pet may become intolerant to.