My mini pig keeps eating dog food. Is it safe for her health?

It is best to let the dog eat only dog food and the nutritional contents and vitamins are greatly different based on their needs. You can try to feed your cat up high, a counter or laundry room, to keep the dog from reaching it or getting to it. If the puppy gets cat food every now and then, it will not cause any harm, but it should not be its sole source of nutrition

Pigs should be fed a specific diet, such as in this case the Mazuri mini pig diet. I would recommend following the guidelines on the bag for your pig's particular size and weight. In addition, supplemental food can be in small quantities. I would encourage you to refer to the following page for information as it is a great source of info for new pig owners. http://americanminipigassociation.com/mini-pig-education/mini-pig-nutrition/ Hope this helps.

I would not recommend pupy food for adult dogs unless absolutely no alternative is available. Puppy formulas tend to be higher in minerals and proteins for growth and are richer than recommended for regular maintenance diets

Hello! Cats have higher protein and fat requirements, which is why their food is so much tastier than dog food! It's not a good balanced diet for dogs, so I would recommend that Seibella eats at least 80% formulated dog kibble for her nutritional needs to be met. You may want to try a different brand of dog food, or keeping the cat food out of her reach so it is not such a temptation. I hope this helps!

Thank you for submitting your question regarding Kevin. I would not give the pork for several reasons. Sometimes pork can be a bit fatty. This can make a dog prone to a condition known as pancreatitis. The disease can be triggered by high fat foods and is characterized by vomiting and diarrhea. Next, puppy food is designed and balanced to support growth. If he is eating pork, he will consume less puppy food. This has the potential to affect his growth and development. I hope this information helps!

It is unlikely that the kitten food will hurt Grundy but it could cause diarrhea or weight gain. You should move the kitten food to an elevated area so that Grundy cannot reach it. I hope this helps and please feel free to post any additional questions.

Thank you for submitting your question regarding Pumpkin. An occasional meal of the dog pate should not harm her assuming she is free of any underlying medical conditions. However, she should not eat it longterm. Cat food has an amino acid known as taurine that is essential for cats. This is will be deficient in the dog food. I hope this information helps!