Lentils are an excellent health food, but does this hold true for dogs? Here’s the deal: While there are lots of dangerous foods to withhold from pets, this legume is not one of them! Fed in moderation, lentils won’t harm Read More …
Nuts are nutritious, but don’t let that fool you! Despite what seems like a perfect bite-sized reward, they can be problematic for dogs in some concerning ways including: Organ inflammation Stomachaches Vomiting Diarrhea And of course, choking is also possible. Read More …
Edamame is a delicious snack or it can complement a meal. It’s a healthy food and your dog will also love it! There is no reason why the valuable nutrition can’t carry over to dogs. Edamame are typically boiled and Read More …
Can Chia seeds be fed to dogs? It’s a great question because this protein-packed health food seems like a terrific treat for a furry friend! Here’s the deal: Giving a small amount to your dog won’t be harmful, but undigested Read More …
Want to treat your dog to some cashew nuts? You can share, but don’t get carried away! Learn why it’s a bad idea to feed canines lots of cashews.
Are you tempted to share almonds with your pet dog? You need to know that despite being nutritious, and also quite delicious, most canines cannot fully digest this type of snack. So that’s the bad news. But is feeding almonds Read More …
Are you thinking of feeding your dog some cereal? You’ll be happy to hear that most brands, given occasionally and in moderation, will not harm a precious pet pooch. With that being said, you should be careful to avoid bad Read More …
Are you wondering if you should give your dog oatmeal? Straight to the point: This classic breakfast food is safe for pets, super beneficial actually — in certain scenarios. Just be selective about the type of oatmeal your dog gets Read More …
Are you thinking of feeding your dog some corn? You aren’t alone. We get asked about this topic a lot. First, it should be pointed out that maize is a very unique grain. The thing is corn isn’t entirely natural. Read More …