FAQ

Yes, Quaker oatmeal is safe for dogs when it is cooked plain with water and served in moderation without added flavors, sugar, or other harmful ingredients.

Both oatmeal and rice can be beneficial for dogs, but oatmeal offers more nutrients like fiber, vitamins, and minerals, making it a slightly healthier option.

Yes, plain cooked oatmeal served in moderation can be safe and nutritious for dogs if prepared properly without harmful additives.

Yes, dogs can eat plain cooked oatmeal in moderation, but it must be prepared without harmful additives and served with care.

Dogs can eat shrimp in moderation if it's cooked, shells and tails removed, and served plain. Avoid fried, breaded, or seasoned shrimp, and monitor for allergies.

A cat's microchip lasts for its entire lifetime and requires no maintenance or replacement.

Yes, indoor cats should be microchipped because they can still escape, and microchipping provides a permanent and reliable form of identification in case they get lost.

A cat's microchip lasts for the lifetime of the pet, requiring no maintenance or battery replacement.

Yes, indoor cats should be microchipped because they can escape, and microchipping is the only reliable form of permanent identification.

A microchip lasts for the entire lifetime of a cat and requires no maintenance or battery.