The Food and Drug Administration warns us that improper storing and serving of cat food can result in food-borne illnesses. Here are a few very simple steps that you as a responsible pet owner can follow to lessen the chance your cat will come in contact with something that is not good for it.
- Store all food according to the manufacturers recommendation
- Promptly discard or refrigerate any leftover wet food
- Buy only products in packaging that is in good condition
- Serve only the amount of food you cat will eat in a reasonable amount of time
- Wash your hands before handling pet food so you don't contaminate the food
- And, its a good idea to wash any bowls, dishes or utensils after their use
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