Nothing. Shrimp won't hurt a dog.
NO!!
Some shrimp come raw, some come cooked. -Read the package, and if raw cook lightly 1 -2 minutes.
chinese rice is cooked rice with shrimp ounion bellpepper added to it
Cooked rice with water is similar to Congee, a Chinese dish. Eaten by itself, it's probably not very nutritious. Congee is rice cooked until it is mushy and usually has some kind of meat, fish and/or vegetable added to it.
Canned food retains its safety and nutritional value well beyond two years, but it may have some variation in quality, such as a change of color and texture.
'You run the risk of food poisoning if it it CAUGHT FROM POLLUTED WATERS ......bacteria types that may cause food poisoning include salmonella, shigella, campylobacter, and E. coli. Viruses that may cause food poisoning include noroviruses. Parasites that may cause food poisoning include Toxoplasma gondii. '
Yes, dogs can safely eat cooked shrimp in moderation as long as it is plain without any seasonings or sauces. However, transitioning from a raw diet to cooked food can cause digestive upsets in some dogs, so it's best to introduce it gradually and monitor for any adverse reactions.
NO! Of course not. Shrimp is in cat food and can actually be good for them if giving to them in a proper way.
Grill it with sambal balachan & chopped onions on a banana leaft. Once cooked best eaten dipped into some chinchalok (malaysian preverved shrimp sauce).
No, Zooplankton Is Rather Reddish In Color. Shrimp In Sea Are A Greyish Color. When Shrimp Are Cooked, They Are Pinkish In Color. Krill Are Not Always Green, They May Be Reddish. Phytoplankton, However, ARE Green. Bactireoplankton, (What Ever It Is Called.) Has A Similair Orangish Color To Some Fungi.
they get squashed by other fruits.