For the Jewish only- If a Jewish person has pet fish,can they feed them dried worms like tubiflex?

Question

or blood worms as they are not Kosher, and they are not permitted to touch forbidden things. I'm not Jewish, but was just curious.

Answer 1

Yes, you may feed them worms, etc. Jews are not generally prohibited from touching forbidden things. There are a few things when we musn't benefit from, e.g. meat and milk mixed together (e.g. cheeseburger), or "chametz" (bread, pasta, etc.) on Passover.

Answer 2

ehh, only Jews are permitted to keep kosher, and NOT animals or non-Jews. One of the rules of kosher food is not to mix milk and flesh (no cheeseburgers), it's also forbidden to eat anything which consists of blood or have traces of blood (since the blood is the seat of the animal soul).

Some wellknown Non-kosher and forbidden food are:

a. Pig
b. sea-foods like shrimps, though some fish are considered kosher

Answer 3

yes. kosher need only be kept by jews. and jews can benefit from non-kosher food. for example, we can play football even if its made from pig leather.

Answer 4

Pets don't have religion, and they are definitely not Jews, therefore there is no problem.

Jewish people may feed their pets whatever they want.

Answer 5

yes, animal food need not be kosher except on passover. for passover, i'd suggest more investigation .

Answer 6

I am not jewish but thy don't need to be treated like this