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When pregnant can you eat chicken?
No idea whats the worst that could happen though :)
Do dogs eat more when pregnant?
Just like humans, they are carrying life with them. Dogs that are pregnant usually carry a litter of four or more. They are going to eat more to support their puppies.
What does pregnant cat like to eat?
A pregnant cat needs a grain free kitten food for extra nutrition wilst she pregnant and wilst shes nursing grain free means no rice,wheat or corn
What kind of fish can't pregnant woman eat?
Fish polluted with toxins and heavy metals.
Can a pregnant woman eat fresh farm brown eggs?
It is safe for a pregnant woman to eat fresh farm brown eggs. For safety reasons and to avoid salmonella, fresh farm eggs as well as store bought eggs need to be thoroughly cooked.
Can pregnant women with gestational diabetes eat watermelon?
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Can galahs eat watermelon?
galahs can eat watermelon and watermelon skin!!
Are watermelon white seeds safe to eat?
All kinds of watermelon seeds are safe to eat.
What do pregnant women from the sims 3 game have to eat to have a girl baby?
go to the grocery store. buy an apple. go to whoever bought it's inventory. if it was the pregnant girl's then just click the apple and select eat. if it was someone elses put it on a surface and then tell the preggo lady to eat it
Is watermelon a diuretics?
Watermelon is one of the best diuretic fruits you can eat.
Can you eat watermelon?
Yes.
What does watermelon eat?
the sunlight！！
Can you eat watermelon if you have gout?
no
Is watermelon against weight for pregnant woman?
never
Do rabbits eat watermelon plants?
Yes, rabbits may eat watermelon plants as they are herbivores and enjoy consuming a variety of plants, including watermelon leaves and vines.
Can deer eat watermelon safely?
Yes. Watermelon is vegetation and good for deer.
What part of a watermelon can you NOT eat?
You can't eat the green part of the watermelon. Well, I guess you could, but it has no taste to it. You also shouldn't eat the black seeds.
