Cats and dogs cannot eat cow feed. For cats, calf feed contains a lot of cellulose, which cats cannot digest; for dogs, cows are ruminant herbivores, and dogs are omnivores. Feeding dogs feed cow feed will make it easier for dogs to eat. Malnutrition, and too much crude fiber in the feed will also affect the dog’s digestion and absorption rate.

What to do if cats and dogs eat cow feed:

1. If cats and dogs eat cow feed and cause vomiting, it is recommended that the owners fast the cats and dogs immediately. Deprive cats and dogs of water for about four hours and take some active probiotics to promote intestinal peristalsis and regulate the gastrointestinal tract.

2. Gradually resume the diet, feed some warm water and drained food, which can be millet porridge, rice cereal and other easily digestible foods. Observe whether the cat or dog vomits again. If the cat or dog continues to vomit, treat it promptly. Go to the pet hospital for a checkup. Indigestion or vomiting of undigested cat or dog food in cats and dogs may also be caused by bacterial, viral infection, parasites, etc. Different situations require different solutions.

3. In their daily diet, try to feed cats and dogs low-oil, low-fat and easily digestible food. You can temporarily give cats more canned food. It is best for cats and dogs to have a fixed food intake every day and not to feed a lot at once, otherwise it will easily cause indigestion. In addition, when feeding cats and dogs some meat food, you should also pay attention to the fact that the food must be cooked and not eaten raw. Avoid feeding expired, spoiled cat food or other foods.