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Can dogs eat rotten fish?

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But can dogs eat rotten meat and still be safe? The Simple Answer- No. Dogs cannot eat spoiled or rotten meat, as it can make them very sick.

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    Keeping shrimp can be challenging in a tank with a betta fish since bettas are natural shrimp predators. Bettas are also very aggressive, so they can chase your shrimp around the fish tank, which is stressful for the shrimp.

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