Can Cats Have Shrimp Cocktail. But can dogs eat shrimp? Whether you’re like bubba from forrest gump and can recite every way to cook them, or the only way you’ve ever seen them is with a side of cocktail sauce on new year’s eve, it’s hard to deny just how appetizing shrimp can be.
Cats have evolved to be hunters, and those cats that remain inside do not have the ability to hunt and eat their prey as often as outdoor cats. One or two shrimp is enough for most dogs, but you may want to start with just half a shrimp if your dog is of a small breed. That’s because a small serving of 3.5 ounces supplies about 200.
Approximately once a week i give both of them 2 ‘cut up’ cold cooked shrimp (21/25 size).
I have 2 cats, 1 age 17 1/2 that weighs 6 pounds and 1 who is 4 1/2 that weighs 11 pounds. But a steady diet of tuna prepared for humans can lead to malnutrition because it won't have all the nutrients a cat needs. Thankfully for us and for you if your family loves shrimp, cats can indeed eat shrimp. Limiting portion size is essential.