One type of dry food and water is not always enough when feeding our pet friends. From time to time, cat or dog treats and wet food are also given to prevent them from repeating unwanted behaviors. Apart from these, if it is necessary, we can offer some other items.

If we have a cat or dog that sheds all the time, some malt can also be given as a supplement and to settle their stomach. Some additional vitamin tablets recommended by your veterinarian after blood results and urine/feces examination can also be swallowed by cats and dogs by applying malt on the edge.

There is no harm in giving them cooked, boneless, low-fat, and small amounts of food to taste at home. However, we should be careful not to give onions, garlic, peas, or mushrooms to cats and dogs.

Vegetables and fruits as supplements can be given to parakeets. A small piece of apple with the peel and the core removed, a small amount of banana, nuts, and broccoli can be given. Bread is considered unnecessary as it does not have any nutritional value.

After the first three months, as a supplementary food, vegetables, and fruit once or twice a week can be given to rabbits. There is a variety of things we can feed them, but the main ones are carrot leaves, spring greens, lettuce, dill, pitted apples, pitted cherries, and peaches without skin. Since most of their diet consists of hay, these additional foods should be offered in small amounts and in a way that does not cause diarrhea.