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Can dogs get diarrhea from fish?

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If a dog eats a fish infected with Nanophyetus salmincola, these flukes can attach to the dog's intestines and begin feeding on the dog. The flukes may cause diarrhea or gastrointestinal signs, but do not cause systemic illness.

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    Needless to say, raw herring is an acquired taste and this silvery, slimy snack is definitely not for everyone. Nevertheless, it holds a special place in many Dutch people's hearts and has been a staple dish of the Netherlands since the Middle Ages.

  • What do shrimp like in their tank?

    Dwarf shrimp like to hang out and forage on rocks, driftwood and plants, making natural decorations essential. As your tank matures, micro-organisms will grow on these surfaces and provide your shrimp with a valuable source of food.

  • How deep do you fish for carp?

    They can be caught in all depths of water from a foot to 30 feet or more. Carp usually patrol the margin areas early morning and late evening in rivers and lakes foraging for food and can be caught near reed beds, lilies and most structure relatively easily at these times of day.

  • Should you wash oysters before eating?

    Before cooking your oysters, it is essential to clean them thoroughly. They live in brackish, salty water on firm bottom areas, which mean they can be muddy and dirty. To clean, place the oysters in a colander in a sink and rinse under cold water. ... Once your oysters are clean, you're ready to get cooking.

  • What fish do Indian restaurants use?

    One of the most common dishes at seafood restaurants across Mumbai will always include Tandoori Pomfret. Pomfret was the preferred choice fish when I grew in the city. A flat fish, delicate and flaky which takes to the marinade and charred smokey tandoor flavours really well.

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