The Feeding Category covers issues relating to diet. Knowing what you can or cannot feed to your pet dog is important. Browse this category for specific food topics.
Jalapeno is a popular ingredient in spicy recipes. Are you wondering if your dog can handle this fiery pepper? It’s a great question! Here’s the deal: Though jalapenos are not actually toxic for canines, it’s best to avoid feeding this Read More …
Are you wondering if onions are really that dangerous for dogs? It’s good that you’re checking first. Here’s the deal: It is 100% true. This particular vegetable is easily poisonous. You should consider onions to be toxic for your dog. Read More …
Ginger is obviously healthy for us humans, but what about for dogs? Well, you’ll be happy to hear that your best buddy can benefit from this herb too. Ginger not only offers numerous vitamins and minerals, but it’s also great Read More …
Everyone know that peas are healthy, but what about for your pet dog? Great news! Whether you have canned green peas, Snow or Sugar Snap peas, they’re an excellent addition to your canine’s diet! Virtually all varieties offer high fiber, Read More …
Are you wondering if your dog can benefit from eating barley? Whether this food is healthy for hounds is a question we get asked a lot! Here’s the deal: While feeding protein-packed meats will ensure that your dog thrives, adding Read More …
Everyone knows that pomegranate is a very healthy fruit. The high fiber, potassium, folic acid, vitamin C, powerful antioxidants combined with a low calorie count make it what could be considered a superfood! Are you thinking of sharing pomegranate with Read More …
Grapes are delicious but, for dogs, they can be extremely harmful — even fatal! The exact reasons for toxicity aren’t fully understood. Nevertheless, sharing even a small amount of grapes with your dog is too risky. Though some canines aren’t Read More …
It’s often the case that major pet food recalls create lots of interest in switching over to raw foods. Still, many dog owners remain skeptical or cautious or just totally unaware of the benefits of going raw! Despite all the Read More …
Molasses is a natural sweetener that comes from cane or beet sugar. Most Americans, and therefore their dogs, rarely consume it. That doesn’t mean there aren’t health benefits! Many children in the UK are given molasses for nutrition. So what Read More …