Foods dogs and cats should never eat (Indian kitchen edition)
Onion in the tadka, raisins in the kheer, a dropped piece of mithai. The everyday Indian foods that are dangerous for pets, and what to do if yours eats one.
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Straight-talking guides on feeding dogs and cats well: how much, what's safe, and what to do when tummies or skin play up. Written in our Bangalore kitchen, checked against vet nutrition guidelines.
Onion in the tadka, raisins in the kheer, a dropped piece of mithai. The everyday Indian foods that are dangerous for pets, and what to do if yours eats one.
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