It's a Torah prohibition to cook meat and milk together.
This prohibition is only for milk and meat originating from Kosher animals.
Non-Kosher meat from a Kosher animal is also included. (A Kosher animal has split hooves and chews its cud.)
It's also a Torah prohibition to derive any benefit from such meat and milk that was cooked together.
If the ingredients of pet food include meat and milk, one has to ascertain they were not cooked together or were not from Kosher animals. Otherwise one may not feed such food to ones pets.
One may feed ones dogs non-Kosher meat and other non-Kosher food.
Source: Kitzur Shulchan Aruch 46:5
- Danny Sunday, 22 Sivan 5769
Please daven for a complete recovery for Nathan ben Beila - נתן בן ביילא
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