How do I keep my animals from eating my people food?
I've got a reasonably flourishing village with decent population and all the amenities. However, lately I've been having severe issues because my tame animals keep breaking into the food warehouse and eating the Fine Meals that I'm trying to stack up so that my regular villagers can eat and not complain about eating raw potato.
I do have a job detailed to make kibble as long as there's less than 300 kibble, but apparently it's not enough to keep my cats and dogs happy.
Should I start culling/slaughtering excess cats/dogs, or are there better ways to get my animals to stick to animal food and not people food?
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How do I stop my dog from eating human food?
Offer your dog the recommended amount of dog food for her weight and age, twice per day. Place the food in a bowl and give the dog an hour or so to eat. If she ignores the food, pick up the bowl after an hour and try again later that day. No healthy dog will allow itself to starve.Why are dogs obsessed with human food?
Dogs can become obsessed with our human food because the food we provide them is insufficient for their needs. If we suspect this might be the case, we need to take the animal to a veterinarian. They can determine whether they need a special diet, more food or if there is anything they need to avoid.Should you let other people feed your dog?
Overall, while it is not horrible if your dog eats the occasional \u201cpeople food,\u201d to avoid future problems, it's best to keep Fido strictly on dog food.What happens when a dog eats too much human food?
It Can Cause Digestive Problems Typical human food is much too rich and fatty for a dog to properly digest; eating it can lead to vomiting, diarrhea and even more severe conditions like pancreatitis. Many human foods also contain an unhealthy amount of sodium for dogs.How Animals Eat Their Food | MisterEpicMann
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