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Goodday Nairalanders,
With deep sense of service, love and admiration, I write made this post backed with facts that indomie is a food poisoning to dogs even though some dogs would go miles for it. We all know that sodium (salt) is a big no for dogs in general and indomie contain salt in large portion. The seasonings too is rich in onions and garlic with fatal to dogs. Other content like unhealthy fat and some spices that not identifiable by handler are known to cause stomach problems like, diarrhea and vomiting. On of the sign to tell that your dog is certainly allergic to indomie are excessive thirst, loss of appetite, vomiting and diarrhea. Mind you it makes dogs obese. I would advise you to stick to a balance for of rice, sweet potatoes without the bark🥔, even yam is good for dogs digestion, corn though I would prefer millet, sorghum and guinea corn for their high dense micronutrients. With high proteins like beef, egg, chicken, turkey and fish. If you can't get any of these proteins mentioned because of prices. I suggest you make friends with abbateur to get chicken inlets like intestine, liver and head maybe feets too and you can foetus of a calf too. And also request for the brisket bones and blood too.

I think your headline should have read "Indomie with seasoning is a no for dogs", most dog owners or breeders get the ones without seasoning, which is even more economical than buying with seasoning. Vets and Pet stores that sell them do not sell them with seasoning either.

They are sold in bulk and from what I understand, it is usually broken noodles from manufacturers who cannot package and sell them to the public as regular noodles with seasoning.

in small portion yes but bulky still nah

Dottune:
I think your headline should have read "Indomie with seasoning is a no for dogs", most dog owners or breeders get the ones without seasoning, which is even more economical than buying with seasoning. Vets and Pet stores that sell them do not sell them with seasoning either.

They are sold in bulk and from what I understand, it is usually broken noodles from manufacturers who cannot package and sell them to the public as regular noodles with seasoning.