sheila m ryan wrote 03/05/2007 11:34 PM oysters anyone?questions about sea creatures #131915 - 03/05/2007 11:34 PM
sheila m ryan Webboard User Reg: 01-30-2007 Posts: 12 Loc: Offline	silly question yes!! but I can't seem to find the answer anywhere online tonight. Has anyone ever fed there dog smoked oysters? My dog loves the smell of em but I have never given him one..I imagine the iron content is probably good though, but not sure if there toxic to dogs, what about shrimp, crab, mussells ect.? I do occassionally give my dog fish skin and left over cooked salmon,halibut,tuna,trout, seabass, dried anchovies on his luckier days and he loves it. Curious what others feed. Thanks in advance. Sheila
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Elaine Matthys wrote 03/06/2007 12:38 AM Re: oysters anyone?questions about sea creatures [Re: sheila m ryan ] #131921 - 03/06/2007 12:38 AM
Elaine Matthys Webboard User Reg: 02-08-2007 Posts: 116 Loc: Offline	I give canned oysters regularly as they are a good source of zinc. As for other seafood, there is a concern for mercury contamination that varies from fish to fish, so fish like tuna needs to be limited. I don't know about the other seafood you mentioned, but I would think feeding it on a limited basis would be fine.
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