FAQ

Cats can eat canned tuna occasionally, but it should not be a regular part of their diet due to potential health risks.

Occasional consumption of dog food is unlikely to make a cat sick, but regular feeding can lead to nutritional deficiencies and health issues.

Your cat may be attracted to dog food due to its strong smell, taste, or novelty, but it's not nutritionally appropriate for cats.

No, you should not feed dog food to your cat because it lacks essential nutrients that cats need to remain healthy.

Cats can eat dog food only in emergency situations and for a very short time, as it lacks essential nutrients they need.

Yes, dog food can be harmful to cats because it lacks essential nutrients that cats need to stay healthy.

Not in corpus.

Mites on cats often appear as tiny, moving specks, and may cause flaky skin, scabs, hair loss, and excessive scratching, especially around the ears and face.

Yes, parasites such as fleas, mites, and lice can cause hair loss in cats by irritating their skin and causing excessive scratching or grooming.

Mites on cats appear as tiny, often microscopic parasites that can cause visible symptoms such as redness, scaly skin, hair loss, and excessive itching.