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Can dogs and cats eat rotisserie chicken?
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Rotisserie Chicken safety for dogs
Rotisserie chicken varies by recipe and may be injected with salt or seasoned with onion and garlic. The skin is fatty and every cooked bone must be kept away from dogs. Plain unseasoned boneless meat is a different exposure.
Rotisserie Chicken safety for cats
Rotisserie chicken is often salty, fatty at the skin, and seasoned with ingredients such as onion or garlic. Cats should not receive the skin or cooked bones. Plain unseasoned boneless chicken is a different food.
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