Well, honey, technically speaking, it's safe to eat dried fish when pregnant as long as it's been properly stored and cooked to kill any potential bacteria. But let's be real, dried fish can be pretty strong-smelling and might not sit well with your sensitive pregnant nose. So, go ahead and indulge if you're feeling brave, but maybe have some breath mints on hand just in case.
Fish polluted with toxins and heavy metals.
Most fish will remain safe to eat for up to six months. Fish that are fatty, such as salmon and tuna should keep for 2-3 months when frozen. Fish that are lean, such as cod and catfish will keep for up to 6 months when frozen. It would not be safe to eat fish that was frozen for 2 years because it would most likely be spoiled and could cause food poisoning.
NO!!!!! They should not eat betta fish...but if your cat has then call a vet, and don't get anymore betta Fish!
Dried banana is a nutritious food for birds. But probably the real reason why birds eat dried bananas is that we feed them dried bananas. If we fed them something else, they would eat that instead.
Yes they're safe to eat. I live in China, and they're commonly available at all Wal Mart and Carrefour stores. They sell a lot here.
You should eat oily fish only once a week when pregnant. Although they are a good food, oily fish tend to be full of toxic chemicals from the sea.
The medka fish will eat dried and flaked fish food. They will also eat freeze-dried fish foods. They are found in rice patties throughout Asia.
Yes it's perfectly safe. They just eat the dead skin and that is no harm.
pregnant women can eat dry prawns
It's best to avoid large game fish containing mercury while pregnant.
It is safe to eat the pearl meat when pregnant.
Yes. It is safe to eat the goat meat when pregnant.
Fish Food, Fish Flakes, dried Blood Worms
Yes, from what I have come up with, freshwater perch is safe to eat during pregnancy. However, the websites did mention no more than 12 ounces of any fish should be eaten within a week.
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